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DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



1871—1894. 



EDITED BY A. H. DAVIS. 



DOVER : 

PRINTED BY CUFF BROTHERS, 

I & 2, SNARGATE STREET. 







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ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA. 

PAGE. 

14 C. E. Sparke, M.A., add "leaves this term, 1894 (^) J 
address after August, Brook House, Dover." 

„ For " T. Davenport, B.A.," read *' J. Davenport, 
B.A." 

16 A. E. Gibson, M.A., founder of Laboratory, (1890 :) this 
date should go after the colon. 

25 For " Francis, F.M.," read "Frames, F.M." 



63 Bird, R.M. \ 
76 Bird,W. 
83 Bird, J. B. 



Address changed after July, 1894, from 
" 5, Gloucester Crescent , W." to " 26, 
Harrington Gardens, S. Kensington, 

s.wr 

63 Downes, O. L. In address, for " Care of Committee. 
General Downes," read " Care of Commissary-General 
Downes." 

65 For " Corbett, E.P.," read " Corlett, E.P." 

75 Knocker, L. C. For "XI., 1888," read "XL, 1889; " 
for " 1889 {h)," read " 1889 {c)." 

93 Winsloe, H. E. For " R. M. A. and R. M. C," read 

" R. M. A. V. R. M. C." 

94 Add to introduction to 1888— Third Term, the present 

date, (May, 1894). 

97 Pike, H. L. Date of leaving, for " 1891 Ic)," read 
" 1892 (<;)." 

103 Mellor, John. Omit " XL, 1893," ^''^^ insert it with 

Mellor, C. 

104 Hamilton, R. C. Add "Avoncliffe, Stratford-on-Avon." 

106 After particulars of de Laveleye, E. R. E., insert 

" Jackson, S. C, [D.] ; left 1893 (&)." 

107 Patey, W. M., and Patey, P. E. H. Omit "left 

1894 (^)-" 
109 Gosselin, W. de F. For " Walter," read " Walton." 



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TABLE OF CONTENTS. 



1 



irREFACE 

Explanation of Arrangement and Abbreviations 
A Sketch of the History of Dover College 

Poem which Appeared in "Punch" 

List of Council 

Early Recollections of Dover College 

(a) By a Boarder, E. Bennett 

(b) By a Day-Boy, W. E. Boyton 

Head Masters 

List of Assistant-Masters in the Year of 

Appointment 

List of Boys in Year and Term of Entrance ... 

Honours List 

School Officers 

Chief Prize Lists. VL Form Classics and 

Mayor's Medal for Mathematics 

House Honours (Athletics) 

Contests with Rival Schools, with Summary of 

Matches 

King's School, Canterbury. Football and 

vvRICKET ... ... ... ,,, ,,, ,,, 

Clergy Orphan School. Football and Cricket 

TuNBRiDGE School. Football 

Sutton Valence School. Football and 

l^ricket ... ... ,,, ... ... ... 



Page. 

V 

vii 

ix 

xxii 

xxiv 

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12 
13 

21 

119 

120 
121 



122 
124 
126 



126 



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TABLE OF CONTENTS. 



Page. 
Castle Hill, Folkestone. Football and 

Cricket 128 

Football XV's 129 

Notes on Football ..' 133 

Cricket XI's 134 

Notes on Cricket 137 

List of Principal Events in Athletic Sports ... 138-9 
Account of O.D. Club, By R. M. Bird, Hon. Sec. 140 

Index of Masters 150 

Index of Boys ... ... ... 151 



PREFACE. 

In bringing his pleasant labours to a close, the Editor desires 
to thank all those who have helped him by promptly sending 
him the information required, and especially those whose con- 
tributions appear in the pages of the work. 

It was a great pleasure to receive so many kind and 
encouraging letters from O.D's in all parts of the world. Some 
of the writers were known to the Editor, many were not ; but 
all testified to the good feeling existing between the Old Boys 
and their affection for their old school. It is hoped that this 
record will have the effect of bringing back to tl^s minds of all 
O.D's pleasant recollections of their school-days, and causing 
them to spread abroad the knowledge of their old school, so as 
to increase its prosperity and sphere of usefulness. 

Only one letter of an unfriendly nature was received. The 
Editor hopes to make some comments on this and other 
amusing incidents of the compilation in some future number 
of the Dovovian. 

In cases where no reply to his circulars (sent more than 
once) was received, the Editor has, as a rule, not recorded 
addresses which have not been verified by the O.D. addressed 
or his friends. 

In view of bringing out new editions of the work, as occa- 
sion should arise, it may be mentioned : 

(i) That, if practicable, the next edition will be accom- 
panied by photographs of the buildings in their old and in 
their present state, and possibly some portraits. 



VI DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

(2) The Editor hopes that all O.D's will notify to him 
from time to time any change in their address, occupation, or 
profession, so that the labours of bringing out a new edition 
may be made as light as possible. Any suggestions intended 
to make the book more interesting or useful will be gladly 
received. 

Communications of this nature should be addressed to the 
Editor, Dover College Register, 

The College, 

Dover. 

Owing to various delays in the printing, the Editor fears 
that some of the details printed in the Register may be some- 
what out of date. Where this is the case he would be glad to 
be informed as soon as possible; and if any general wish for 
it is expressed, would at once set about preparing for the issue 
of another edition in about a year's time. 

An explanation of arrangement and abbreviations will be 
found on the next page. But the commonest abbreviations 
are for convenience explained at the foot of the pages of the 
Register. 



EXPLANATION OF ARRANGEMENT AND 
ABBREVIATIONS. 

The names are arranged in alphabetical order in the term 
of entrance into the College. To find out about any member 
of the College it is necessary therefore to look out the name in 
the Index (at the end of the volume), where year and term, 
e.g., 1879 {a) [b) [c) i.e., first, second and third term respectively, 
are given with each name, and then look in the body of the 
book for that year and term, which are indicated at the top of 
every page. 

A separate index is given for the Masters. 



I After name — School Praefect. 



The date after the name is the date of birth. 

Next comes the letter indicating house, in square brackets : 

[D.]— Day Boy. 

[Sch.] — School House. 

[Sp.] — Sparke's House. 

[St.] — Steedman's House. 

[W.] —Walters' from 1881 to 1886, Wilhams' from 1890 (&) 
to 1892 {c). 

[L.] — Littlewood's (the same house as Walters') 1886(c) 
to 1890 [a). 

At the beginning of Mr. Compton's term of office in 1892 {c) 
the names were changed so as to be permanent : 
From that date [S.] — School House. 

[P.] —(Priory House) takes place of Sparke's. 

[M.]— (St. Martin's) takes place of Williams'. 

[J.] — Junior School. 



Vlll DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



Next come distinctions gained in the school, exhibitions,, 
etc., and athletic distinctions, e.g., XL— Cricket XL ; XV.— 
Football XV. ; the years being given therewith. The only 
prizes noticed are the two principal ones, for Classics and 
Mathematics, i.e., the Bodkin Prize and the Mayor's Medal. 

Next comes date of leaving, where it was easily obtainable,, 
(but the class Hsts used to be so arranged that finding this out 
for certain was in many cases so laborious that it had to be 
given up), {a), (b), (c), first, second and third term respectively. 
After 1887 it may be taken for granted that where a name 
is mentioned without any notice of date of leaving, or life 
since leaving, it is the name of a boy still in the school. 
May, 1894. 

Then are recorded distinctions, etc., gained since leaving, 
the usual abbreviations being employed, e.g., Pr. — Priest ; 
R.M.C.— Royal Military College, Sandhurst ; R.M.A.— Royal 
Military Academy, Woolwich, etc. 

Last come the addresses, given throughout in itaUcs, the 
second (if there are two) being the more permanent. 

Perm. Add., or Per. Ad. — Permanent Address, i.e., the 
address from which letters will always be forwarded if the 
addressee is not actually living there. 



A SKETCH OF THE HISTORY OF DOVER 

COLLEGE. 

When Dover College was opened in 1871, the place looked 
very different from what it does in 1894. The whole of the 
property belonging to the College at that time consisted of St. 
Martin's House, the College Hall, and the Gate House. From 
the North- West corner of the College Hall there ran a high 
wall to the Gate House, forming an arc of a circle. At the 
commencement of the first term the Hall was undergoing 
restoration and could not be used. The Gate House had a 
roof on, but was otherwise in a half-ruinous condition, and was, 
in appearance, very picturesque. The only inhabitants of it 
were owls, and it was possible to bring them out at any time 
of the night or day by jumping on the floor at a certain place. 
The ground on which the Priory House now stands was 
outside the boundary, and no houses stood between the College 
premises and the railway. What is now the Chapel was a 
picturesque old building, divided up by wooden partitions so as 
to form a stable, a cow-house, and a scullery for the farm-house 
which stood on part of the ground now occupied by the School- 
house. The farm-house was partly an old timbered house, and 
partly of brick. The whole place was extremely picturesque, and 
had been still more so in former years. The ground between 
the Hall and the farm-house was used as a potato garden, and 
between the potato patch and the farm-house there was a 
broad road, in continuation of the road which runs up from 
Effingham Crescent. The trees which are now in front of 



X DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER, 

the School-house, were standing inside the garden belonging 
to the farm. The gravel playground to the South of the 
Hall existed then as it does now. 

Amid such surroundings, the College began its career on 
September 12th, 1871. The number of boys who appeared on 
that day was fifteen ; there were, however, three more entered, 
and before the end of the term there were twenty-one in 
attendance. Of these twenty-one, fifteen were day-boys, and 
six were boarders. 

The preparation-room at St. Martin's House, as it was then 
arranged, was the only school-room for the first term. The 
Staff consisted of the Head-Master, with the occasional 
help of M. Chambert, a Frenchman. This was not a very 
brilliant beginning, yet the first term was in many ways a 
very pleasant one, and left pleasant memories to all who were 
then in the College. The weather was exceedingly fine, and 
boarders and day-boys all appeared every half-holiday to play 
cricket or football. 

Just as cricket was ending and football beginning, the quiet 
school-life was interrupted by an interesting ceremony, for it 
was decided that there should be a public opening of the 
College. The Hall was then finished, and perhaps no better 
room could be imagined for such a ceremony. If we were 
happy in having such a room, we were no less happy in having 
the late Earl Granville for our President, who was always 
peculiarly successful in presiding at such ceremonies. A 
procession was formed at the Town Hall, and marched through 
the gateway to the College. The principal feature of the pro- 
ceedings was a speech by Earl Granville, which attracted con- 
siderable attention at the time. When the ceremony was over, 
the company returned to lunch at the Town Hall, where there 
were many more speeches, and many expressions of good-will 
towards the College. The day was bright and sunny, and, 
altogether, the opening of Dover College was an imposing 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. xi 

ceremony successfully carried out. So, after beginning very 
quietly, the College all at once woke up to fame. The next 
day, a full report of the opening appeared in all the daily 
papers, and the Morning Post went so far as to honour 
the young institution with a leading article. The event was 
annually commemorated by observing October 4th as a 
holiday. 

After Christmas, there was a considerable increase in the 
number of boys, and a Mathematical Master was also added 
to the staff of teachers. During this term a field was rented 
or cricket and football, near Elms Vale Farm. It was held 
by the College for about two years, and would have been 
very useful if it had been nearer the College. 

After Easter, the number of boys mounted up to a little 
over fifty. At this time a series of cricket matches were 
played with the Preparatory School, which is now at Castle 
Mount. Mr. Chignell was then Head Master, and the school 
was conducted at West Mount. Masters, played on both 
sides, and the fortune of the matches generally turned upon 
the length of time Mr. Chignell kept up his wicket, as the 
little boys played well, but could not make much of a score. 
These matches took place in what is now the lower level of 
the Cricket Field, which was at that time rented by Mr. 
Chignell. As one looks back, it seems that the days then 
were all sunny, the players endued with a double portion of 
good humour, and the games more full of interest than games 
could have been where so little was at stake. 

Any picture of life at Dover College during these early 
da ys would be wholly incomplete if it did not include some 
mention of Mrs. Bell. Perhaps there never was anyone 
who took such delight in the society of boys as she did, so 
long as she enjoyed even tolerable health. At that time she 
planned her whole life so as to be with them as much as 
possible. She took charge of all the boys' clothes during 



xn DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

those early years, and did most of the work which is com- 
monly assigned to a matron ; but she was so rapid in her 
work, that she could always keep free the hours that the 
boys were out of school. She might in years have been 
their elder sister. No elder sister could have been more 
interested in brothers than she was in the boys of Dover 
College. The elder boys were her friends and admirers, and 
some of them spent a large portion of their pocket-money in 
buying for her flowers or other little presents. The younger 
boys were in their way no less devoted to her, and one little 
boy was taken away from the College because he showed a 
marked preference to Mrs. Bell and the College as com- 
pared with his mother and his home. And she did not win 
their affections by indulgence; on the contrary, no one was 
more severe on idleness and breaches of discipline. She 
frequently sat with the boys when preparing their lessons^ 
if Mr. Bell were otherwise engaged, and no master ever 
enforced better order. 

In their games she took the most lively interest, sometimes 
keeping the score at cricket, and never being absent from a 
football match. Even on the most stormy day of winter she 
would take up her position at some place where she could see 
the game, and gathering round her the greatcoat of one of the 
biggest of the players, and attended by one or two boys who 
were as enthusiastic as herself, she would watch every point of 
the game from first to last. In time of sickness, too, she 
could be one of the kindest and firmest of nurses, and an 
attack of measles which broke out within the first two years 
proved rather a benefit than otherwise, as the boys gave such 
favourable accounts of the nursing and kindness which they 
received, that it gave parents increased confidence in the 
management of the School-house. Young and beautiful, and 
possessed of marvellous vivacity, and full of sympathy for 
others, she gave up her whole life and thought to the boys,. 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. XUl 

and received in return their devoted affection. Yet even then 
she had times of great suffering and depression, which were 
known to one only beside herself. 

At the end of the first year the prizes were distributed by 
H. R. H. the Duke of Connaught, who was at that time 
quartered with his regiment in Dover. The reports of the 
Examiners were very favourable, considering that it was a 
new school, and His Royal Highness congratulated all con- 
nected with the College on the successful beginning which had 
been made. He ended his speech by requesting for the boys 
an extra week's holiday, which was granted with pleasure. 

At the beginning of the second year Mr. C. E. Sparke 
joined the College. He was then a good all-round cricketer, 
but especially useful as a bowler. He also played football 
well. At that time, and for many years afterwards, all the 
masters spent their half-holidays at cricket and football. This 
had much to do with the success of the school. The masters 
and boys knew one another thoroughly, and this intimate 
knowledge only increased their mutual respect. At one time 
the masters could make up an eleven which could beat the 
boys,* and at football they were perhaps better still. It may 
be news to the younger generation that Rugby Union and 
Association Rules were then unknown. The first young 
master who came from Cambridge brought with him what 
were called the Cambridge University Rules, and these were 
adopted by the College for a time. When the first matches with 
the King's School, Canterbury, were played, the agreement 
was that the play should be in accordance with their rules on 
their ground, and in accordance with our rules on our ground. 
The result was profound dissatisfaction on both sides. After 
two years, we took over the present Cricket Field from Mr. 



* The masters played the school at cricket in 1893, the first match of 
the kind for many years, and beat them. [Ed. D.C.R.] 



XIV DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

Chignell, which we rented, as he had done, from a butcher. 
The lower part of the field was then much as it is now, but 
the upper part was very uneven, and fenced off for the use of 
fat bullocks. We had no professional, no ground man, and so 
had to prepare our pitch before we could play on it. Yet I am 
not sure that we were not in those days quite as contented as 
the present generation. 

It may be asked what kind of fellows the early boys at 
Dover College were. Well, there are a good many alive to 
answer for themselves, and they are well able to do so. 
They were very much the same sort of boy as we have now, 
only they were younger. In any new school it is generally 
found that classics are a weak point at the start, and Dover 
College was no exception. There were a few who played 
cricket wonderfully well for their age, and they were all 
devoted to football, as Dover College boys always have been, 
perhaps because their first Head-Master set them the example. 
In intellectual power, perhaps the twenty that first entered 
would compare not unfavourably with any twenty which 
entered in any subsequent term. Some of them have done 
very good work already, and may be expected to do still 
better in the future. They all, without exception, at once 
attached themselves to the place and became, without hint or 
guidance of any kind, enthusiastically loyal and patriotic. It 
is also very wonderful, when one thinks of it, how well they 
got on together. I suppose that there were now and then 
jealousies and heartburning, but if there were any such, they 
were kept well under, for they never appeared on the surface ; 
from all of which it will be understood that at its beginning 
Dover College was very much the same in tone and feeling as 
it has continued to be throughout its career. 

It may seem to some that too much has been said of these 
early days, but it must not be forgotten that those early days 
had much to do with making Dover College what it is. When 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. XV 

it was started, no one expected that it would be much more 
than a local day school ; many openly prophesied that it 
would be a failure. Its early success was entirely due to 
its staff and to its pupils. The pupils did well and expressed 
great affection for their school, and so an ever-increasing 
number of pupils kept flowing to the school. The Governing 
Body, for the first fifteen years of its existence, confined 
themselves almost entirely to providing additional accommo- 
dation as it was required, and left the management of the 
school in the hands of the Head-Master. Undoubtedly the 
Council did its part of the work well and helped forward 
the College by providing good buildings, but the motive 
power which pushed the College ahead was in the staff, as 
it is in every school which prospers. 

It remains now to indicate the various stages of develop- 
ment as shortly as may be. The growth of the College was 
very rapid, considering that it had no endowments of any 
kind, and within about three years the Head-Master's house 
was filled with boarders, and he was urging the Council to 
extend the buildings of the College. It was not, however, 
before 1876 that anything was really done. In the meantime, 
the Head-Master had rented No. 2, Christ Church Villas, 
which was soon filled with boarders, and after this was 
accomplished, Mr. Sparke started his career as a House- 
Master, by renting No. i, Christ Church Villas. In 1877, 
the new buildings were completed, which had been begun 
in 1876. These buildings consisted of Priory House and the 
Class Room attached to the Hall. 

The boundary line of the College property was at that 
time extended to the road which then ran in front of the 
present School-house, and to the other road which still runs 
in front of the Priory House. Though so much had been 
done in a short time, the Head-Master had a desire to do 
more, and he remembers that about the time when these 



XVI DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

buildings were completed, he one day offered to a Committee, 
who were inspecting them, that he would contribute ;^ioo 
towards the restoration of the ancient Guest House for a 
College Chapel, if they could obtain it and carry out the 
restoration. The Head-Master took possession of Priory 
House after Easter, 1877, and found it very convenient 
and a pleasant house enough in fine weather, but it is no 
exaggeration to say that there was not a square yard in its 
walls which was proof against a shower of rain. In the 
course of time this was remedied and it is now as good a 
house as any one would wish to live in. Mr. Sparke then 
moved into St. Martin's House, and the two houses which 
had been rented were given up. The number of pupils in 
June, 1877, was one hundred and twenty, of whom fifty-four 
were boarders. 

The growth of the College during this period was very 
rapid, and in June, 1879, the number of boarders had in- 
creased to ninety-four. The Head-Master's house and Mr. 
Sparke's house were both full, and another boarding-house 
had been commenced, of which a short account must be 
given. 

The House-Master was the late Mr. C. E. Steedman, M.A., 
at that time the Principal Mathematical Master, a man of 
whom all who knew him have the most pleasant recollections. 
He was a successful teacher, and fond of games, but the great 
charm about him was his magnificent bass voice, and his great 
love of music. By that time we had come to have services 
in the College Hall, on Sunday evenings, instead of going to 
St. Mary's, and Mrs. Bell and Mr. Steedman, as organist and 
choir-master took the chief part in preparing the choir for the 
musical portion of the services. In addition to this, Mr. 
Steedman took a leading part in the concerts and other musical 
entertainments which were given. The house he occupied is 
now Christ Church Vicarage, and traces of its former occupation 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. XVU 

by the College may still be seen in the bricked-up doorway 
leading from the College Close into the Vicarage garden. His 
career as a House- Master was, unhappily, a very short one. 
In August, 1879, he was married, and within a year he died at 
the College. 

. In the meantime, active steps had been taken to increase the 
accommodation for boarders once more. The Council had ac- 
quired the ancient Guest House, with the quaint farm-house 
attached to it; in 1879. It was found that the road which ran 
in front of it had never been made over to the public, so that 
the Council, on acquiring the land on both sides, closed up the 
road and gave the grounds the appearance which they now 
have. Before commencing the new house they determined to 
restore the Guest House for a chapel. A considerable sum, 
not less than /"Soo, was raised by subscription to carry out 
the restoration, and the extra cost was met by the Council out 
of the funds of the College. This was finished some time 
before Mr. Steedman's death in July, 1880. The School- 
house was also completed in the year 1880, and the Head- 
Master began to occupy it in January, 1881. At the same 
time, Mr. Sparke left St. Martin's House and entered Priory 
House. 

There was now ample accommodation for the boarders 
in the two houses, and the boarders who had been in Mr. 
Steedman's house were transferred to the School-house. 

St. Martin's House stood empty for a little while, but, as the 
other houses were soon practically full, it was enlarged and 
opened by the Rev. F. B. Walters, (who is now Principal of 
King William's College, Isle of Man) in September, 1881. 

St. Martin's House, as restored and enlarged, rapidly filled, 
and within three years, plans were entertained for building a 
new house on the hill behind the Chapel, but they were not 
carried out. 

Meanwhile, improvements had been carried out in other 

A 



Xviii DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

directions. The upper part of the Cricket Field had been 
levelled and brought into its present form in 1881, under the 
direction of Mr. Chignell. It was a work of great labour and 
expense, but when it was done, the College had at last a 
Cricket Field worthy of it. When this work was completed, 
the Head-Master set about raising money to build a cricket 
pavilion. A subscription list was opened, and a fair number 
of subscriptions came in from parents, but there was little 
response to the appeal from the proprietors. In the end, 
however, chiefly owing to the efforts of the late Mr. Steriker 
Finnis, a member of the Council, and the Head-Master, the 
present pavilion was erected. The debt which was left on the 
building was cleared off by the Council shortly afterwards, 
when they took over the subscriptions to games. 

In the same year, another great improvement was carried 
out at the College in the restoration of the gateway, by Sir 
Richard Dickeson. The people of Dover, who were desirous 
of showing their appreciation of Sir Richard Dickeson's 
hberaHty and public spirit, subscribed a considerable sum of 
money which was to be spent in raising some lasting memorial 
of their gratitude. As it was left to him to choose the form of 
the memorial, he decided to restore the ancient Gate-house of 
the College, that it might serve as a Library. When he had 
carried out the restoration, at a cost considerably beyond the 
amount contributed, he handed it over to Earl Granville, the 
President of the College, in October, 1881. It has proved to 
be one of the most useful, as it is acknowledged to be the most 
beautiful, of the College buildings. 

It has been stated that the College Chapel was restored in 
1880. It must be understood, however, that at that time only 
the necessary work was done to render it available for use 
as a College Chapel. Since that time many additions have 
been made to the building and the furniture, the effect of 
which has been to make it one of the most beautiful and 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. xix 

interesting of College Chapels. The east end was at the 
first a dead wall, and the College owes to Dr. Astley, 
Chairman of the Council of the College, the beautiful apse, 
which he added at his own cost, in 1886. To the same kind 
benefactor the College owes the charming organ, which 
he placed in the Chapel in 1882. Mr. Sparke was the 
donor of the eagle, and inscriptions indicate the donors 
of the numerous windows which have been given from 
time to time. The last addition was the clock which was 
placed in the turret at the south-west angle of the Chapel, as 
a memorial of Mrs. Bell, in the year 1892. 

The last addition made to the buildings of the College in the 
time of its first Head- Master was the Gymnasium, which was 
built in 1886. 

It would be interesting to many to have here some record of 
the development of the College as a place of education, but it 
would take up more space than can be spared, and it has been 
thought better on the whole to omit any such attempt for the 
present. 

The growth of the College was, for the first sixteen years, 
very rapid, and was the subject of constant congratulation to 
all concerned. 

It is full of promise for the future that the old Dovo- 
rians are so devoted to their school. The publication of 
the Record, in which this will appear, is an indication of the 
strength of the ties which bind the past to the present. The 
time will soon come when the second generation will be in- 
habiting the beautiful buildings where their fathers passed 
their school days. May they keep up the good traditions of 
the past, and improve upon their fathers, if they can, by feel- 
ing an even greater affection for a school which grows more 
and more in prosperity and fame. 

W. B. 



XX DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

Mr. Bell's long and successful reign came to an end in 
July, 1892. 

Since the appointment of his successor, a new venture has 
been started, which augurs well for the future of the College. 
In January, 1893, the Junior School, to act as a preparatory to 
the College, was opened at West Mount, the beautiful house 
formerly occupied by Mr. Chignell and by Mr. Jollye. Start- 
ing with fourteen boys, it now numbers 32, of whom about 
a dozen are boarders. The enthusiasm shown for football, 
under the guidance of the assistant master, shows that in 
that respect at any rate, the establishment at West Mount is 
*' a chip of the old block." The Junior School forms an 
integral part of the College, the boys coming to Chapel on 
Sundays, and taking their places when required in the choir, 
and their names will be found in this Record, entered in 
alphabetical order, according to their term of entry, among 
the rest, but distinguished by the letter [J.] 

An addition has been made to the Chapel during the last year, 
in the shape of a pulpit, kindly given by our constant bene- 
factor, Dr. Astley. 

Among the changes introduced since Mr. Compton's 
rule began, it may interest O.D's to know that the after- 
noon devoted to mathematics — and possibly slumbers — is a 
thing of the past ; the mathematical and classical work, 
each in single hours, falling to the masters specially inter- 
ested in each branch ; and the hours are so changed that 
in the Winter time, instead of being indoors all the after- 
noon we get till half-past four for out-of-door recreation, 
and do our work from 4.30 till 6.30. 

In the Summer term, the old arrangement, with slight 
modifications, has been retained, so that the evening can be 
devoted, as of old, to cricket. 

Those who wish to witness the College Sports also would find 
a great" change. They are now held at the usual time for such 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. XXI 

festivities, in the Lent Term, and on the Cricket Field instead 
of in the Close. Thus we can get a lap of nearly a quarter of a 
mile, and the other events, e.g., hurdles and loo yards are more 
conveniently provided for. Neither can the visitors have any 
cause to regret the change. Instead of crowding up the 
Hbrary steps to get their tea, they are accommodated with a 
spacious tent, and as the weather has, on each of the last two 
Sports days, been quite as brilliant as we used to get nearly 
always in the end of May, we may presume that the change 
is as acceptable to the powers that control the skies as to the 
boys and visitors. 

A detailed account of the history of the Priory buildings in 
old times, and a sketch of the present state of the College was 
published in The St. James's Bridget of February 23rd, 1894. 



POEM WHICH APPEARED IN "PUNCH." 

The following appeared in the Dovovian, No. 14, December, 
1880 :— 

Punch, in his playful way, has been poking fun at us. In 
his number of July 17th, he has the following verses, 
headed, " At the Door of Knowledge " : — 

Ye parents that with anxious eyes 

Scan rival school lists over, 
Your troubles spare, and spare your sighs, 

And take the train to Dover. 

For lo ! that city's classic gate 

(No distance from the station) 
Supplies you, wondrous to relate, 

With every information. 

Go when you will, by light, by dark. 

You could not get it faster — 
The Knocker is the College Clerk ! 

The Bell is the Head Master ! 

And if one says what is not true 

Or contradicts the other, 
It's plain to see what you may do 

Without the slightest bother. 



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For you upon them both may frown, 
And say that you are shocked, or 

May knock the Secretary down. 
And then ring up the Doctor. 

The writer of these hues (as an old Dovorian latelv found 
out) had nothing to do with the College, but holds a 
responsible position in the Church. He should have 
known also that at the same time the name of the French 
master was Doerr— whereof the pronunciation is obvious. 
The Editor received this latter piece of information from 
the " Knocker." 



XXIV DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

LIST OF COUNCIL. 

PRESIDENT : 

The Right Hon. the Marquess of Dufferin and Ava, Lord 

Warden of the Cinque Ports, K.P., G.C.B^, G.C.M.G., 

G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E., P.C, etc. 

VICE-PRESIDENTS : 

The Right Hon. The Earl Sondes. 
The Right Hon. Lord Northbourne. 
The Right Hon. Lord Herschell. 
The Mayor of Dover. 
George Wyndham, Esq., M. P., 

A. Akers- Douglas, Esq., M.P. 
H. B. Poland, Esq., Recorder. 
Sir G. Goldney, Bart. 

C. L. Plumptre, Esq. 
W. P. Bodkin, Esq. 
Major R. B. Lawes, D.L. 
C. S. Hardy, Esq. 
The Rev. W. Bell, M.A. 

COUNCIL : 

E. F. Astley, Esq., M.D., Chairman. 

T. E. Back, Esq. The Rev. Walker Flower. 

J. L. Bradley, Esq. Henry Hayward, Esq. 

R. Chignell, Esq. ^ Ashby G. Osborn, Esq., 
P. S. Court, Esq. M.R.C.S. 

Sir R. Dickeson. Charles Parsons, Esq., M.D. 

Frederick Finnis, Esq. James Stilwell, Esq. 

BANKERS : 

Dover Branch, London and County Banking Company, 

(Limited). 

HON. SECRETARY : 

E. Wollaston Knocker, Esq., Castle Hill House, Dover. 

HON. TREASURER : 

B. C. Scammell, Esq., Bank House, Dover. 

BURSAR : 

Major-General F. Eteson, The College, Dover. 



EARLY DAYS AT DOVER COLLEGE. 

By a Boarder. 



^ i "lllT'ILL you give us your recollections of the early days 
V V of Dover College ? " was the request made to me 
some weeks ago by the compiler of this book, I was for a 
short time in a state of uncertainty as to my fitness for such 
an undertaking, and recollecting the well-known principle 
that no defendant is under any compulsion to incriminate 
himself, my first impulse was to send a refusal to the Editor. 
But, on reflection, I remembered that although many of my 
experiences at Dover College in its early days consisted of 
misdemeanours which are still unpunished, there were other 
events with which I was connected, of a less compromising 
character, which redounded to the credit of the School and its 
masters, as well as in a kind of reflected way to my own 
honour. 

Out of small beginnings most great enterprises have arisen. 
That is a platitude I am almost ashamed to see in print over 
my own signature, but I can think of no better way of 
explaining away the fact that, if I was not actually the first 
boy entered on the books of the College, I was very nearly the 
first, and that I was certainly the first boarder. If I have 
done nothing else in the world to benefit anybody or anything, 
it will be remembered to my merit, after the publication of 
this book, that I gave one thoroughly good institution a start. 

B 



2 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

Many institutions and schools have been obHged to begin their 
existences with dummy Hsts of members or of boys, but Dover 
College began with a real substantial individual. 

Now let me gather up very briefly my recollections of the 
College in its first term. I remember everything so very 
vividly, partly because I had never left home before and partly 
because we, including both masters and boys, were all quite 
fresh to the place and to one another. We were all 
freshmen. And the little party of boarders, how 
vividly all their faces come back to me ! We had 
all our meals with Mr. and Mrs. Bell, and Williams and 
Walker and I sat opposite the two Mortons and DufF. These 
meals were often extremely painful to me, because at home I 
had never been able to eat fat, or hot or cold mutton, but for 
fear of being laughed at by the boys, and of seeing Mr. and 
Mrs. Bell exchange glances with one another, I invariably 
bolted the unpalatable morsels and sowed the seeds of a 
dyspepsia which now occasionally visits me. . But the reward 
of my sufferings is that I lost my daintiness during that first 
term of Dover College, and I owe this to the Spartan treat- 
ment I then underwent. I have mentioned Mrs. Bell, and 
before I go further, I feel bound to speak of her very definitely, 
and to give her quite a distinct place in my recollections of the 
College. For my pleasant experiences were nearly all connected 
in some way or other with her. In after years she told me 
that she herself had more vivid recollections of that first 
term than of any other, and the fact is not surprising, for she 
too came quite fresh to her new duties. And to me she was 
certainly always the very personification of kindness, T had 
never been at school before ; I was a nervous, homesick, and 
extremely troublesome youth, and it is to Mrs. Bell I owe the 
fact that before I left the College a very large number of my 
angles were rubbed off. And she was able to achieve this 
result not only by acting a second mother's part to me, but also 



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by turning very delicately and very effectively a little mild 
satire and ridicule on my peculiarities. Her many little kind- 
nesses must be remembered by my contemporaries as well as 
by myself. One instance, perhaps, I may be allowed to give, 
and it concerns an old schoolfellow, who, like Mrs. Bell, is no 
longer with us. Poor Dufif was, I beheve, caught one day in 
the act of bolstering somebody or something, and was 
sentenced to stay in the schoolroom one whole half-hohday 
while we other boys were at play, and he was ordered to 
occupy his time by writing out 300 hues from " The Student's 
Hume." He had struggled vahantly through 30 or 40 of these 
lines when the door opened, and he saw Mrs. Bell smiling and 
doing her best to look reproachful. She came in ostensibly to 
stir the fire, but the sight of a human creature in distress was 
too much for her. " Poor, unhappy looking boy," she said, 
" I know he is not going to do it again, and so I'm going to 
read out his lines to him." And she sat down and patiently 
waded through the Wars of the Roses, and when even she 
began to feel weary, she volunteered to see Mr. Bell and let him 
off the rest. He was then sent into the drawing room to look at 
her albums. Th^s was the kind of action which would appeal 
to a schoolboy, and I have always associated it with my 
memory of Mrs. Bell, more especially as one or two of us 
openly wished at the time we had also been caught bolstering. 
At St. Mary's Church, which we attended in those days, I 
was selected to sit next Mrs. Bell, because I was always the 
first boy to openly exhibit signs of exhaustion during the 
sermon, and she would every now and again whisper words of 
comfort to me that the Parson had arrived at the last page, 
or that he would finish in five minutes, or that if I really 
fidgeted so she would have to speak to Mr. Bell. Need I say 
how I tried to please her by sitting quiet and attentive under 
severe provocation to be otherwise ? And when, after being 
at the school some six weeks, I was laid up with some slight 



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ailment, Mrs. Bell sent me to the best bedroom in the house, 
and she herself used to come and read to me and tell me all 
that was going on in the school. I began to disbelieve in 
what I had been told at home, that illness was a misfortune. 
For it was really very jolly being ill at Dover College, 
and I thoroughly enjoyed that illness as well as the 
measles, which I luckily caught in the second term. 
I have said this much in reference to Mrs. Bell because, 
looking back to those years and endeavouring to estimate how 
great is my indebtedness to the College and in what direction 
that indebtedness lies, I am conscious that the mere scholastic 
and academical benefits I received were of comparatively 
small importance beside the revolution which my school life 
made in all my habits and manners. I feared the ridicule of 
the boys, it is true, and that certainly helped me to mend my 
ways, but the strongest influence of all was my wish to please 
Mrs. Bell, and not to be in her bad books. And although I 
saw little of her in subsequent years, when I heard of her 
death, what she had been to me as a boy seemed to come back 
to me, and I even recollected with pleasure the many occasions 
when she patted me on the head and told me I was improving, 
" that the parting of my hair was straighter to-day, that my tie 
was better tied, that my fingers were less inky, or that I was 
getting to walk more hke a gentleman and less like a plough- 
boy." At this late date I feel glad to have pleased her and to 
have done her training some shght credit, and it was with 
genuine and bitter regret that I heard of the death of her 
whom I may fairly call my old schoolmistress. 

What are my recollections of the College in its scholastic 
and academical aspect ? And here again the very idea of this 
paper compels me to strike a personal note. In later years 
when the College grew larger, Mr. Bell's labours became 
naturally more speciaHsed. But in the first terms he taught 
us nearly everything, and his thoroughness and wide 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 5 

reading and experience were especially noticeable in such 
circumstances. Moreover, he seemed inspired by the 
enthusiasm of the born teacher. Even we, dull ones, 
were partially transformed into painstaking students at 
the end of that first term. I remember that at the opening of 
the College, Earl Granville, who presided, happened to say in 
the course of his remarks that mathematics formed a most 
important branch of study, and that without some proficiency 
in them, success in life was barred to many men. It is the 
only sentence in his speech which I remember, because it 
plunged me into the deepest despair ; and I labelled myself at 
once among the world's failures. Under my previous Master, 
who was a classical scholar and little else, I never obtained the 
least insight into mathematical mysteries, and it was owing to 
the patience, the long-suffering, and the lucid explanations of 
Mr. Bell that before Christmas I began to see a dim possibility 
of realising Lord Granville's ideal of an educated man. Even 
now, whenever I have to indulge in a computation which 
necessitates wandering beyond long-division sums, the why 
and the wherefore are recalled in Mr. Bell's words, and not in 
the less lucid language of Mr. Barnard Smith or Bishop 
Colenso. 

I remember, too, Mr. Bell's way of interesting us in our 
English studies, such as geography, history, and English 
grammar, and how he made a special point of trying to awaken 
in us some enthusiasm for these studies. He did not neglect 
the classics, but in the year 1871 it was comparatively a new 
experience to find the Head- Master of a school such as Dover 
College, possessed by the conviction that, for an English boy, 
the knowledge of his own country, its history and literature, 
was of first-rate importance. I feel indebted to Dover College 
on this account, especially, because a great deal of the 
pleasure of my life has depended on the pursuing of 
studies, the first impulse towards which came from Mr. Bell. 



6 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

The College in 1871 was a very small affair indeed, and 
it was not until January, 1872, that we moved into 
the large hall. Everything about the place has now either 
been restored or enlarged, and when I visit the grounds now I 
find a difficulty in tracing out the ancient landmarks. The 
old gateway is there, but it is no longer a picturesque ruin, 
providing the boys with endless opportunities for mischief. 
There may be others who recollect equally with me the 5th 
November, 1871, when Duff fired what he thought was a 
rocket, but which turned out to be an unpleasant kind of fire- 
work, which temporarily paralysed him and got us all into dis- 
grace. Our cricket and football in those days were nothing to 
boast of, but we managed to do some very creditable things 
against a big school in the Folkestone Road. And the Duke 
of Connaught was learning to be a soldier in Dover at the 
time, and half-holidays were " by Royal request " obtained 
more frequently I think than they have been in these 
degenerate latter days. 

Of the second term I have said little, because the school 
then took a tremendous stride, and it became more like the 
College as we know it now. We started a sixth form, and 
Walker and I were the first members of it, and we wore 
tassels on our mortar boards. Walker and I were rivals for 
pre-eminence at the College in both these terms, and apart 
from our studies, we were like David and Jonathan. In the 
nightly slipper fights in our long bedroom he always took my 
side, and only left me to my own resources when at the com- 
mencement of the second term I arrived with a pair of slippers 
which had substantial soles. But of even Walker I have 
quite lost touch. All my old schoolfellows in that first term 
are only recollections with me. For this, death is partly 
responsible, while the other causes are not far to seek. Like 
Charles Lamb — 

" I have had playmates, I have had companions, 
In my days of childhood, in my joyful school-days — 
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces." 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 7 

Owing to the death of my father and the consequent 
changes in my family's position, I left the School during the 
second year, and the College had little to thank the boy for, 
who, not content with starting her, was almost the first to set 
the example of leaving her prematurely. It has been the 
regret of my life that I left the School so soon, but while 
memory remains and while gratitude is still alive within me, 
the College will have a place in my heart. One special corner 
will, however, ahvays be reserved for that glorious first term, 
when we lived like fighting cocks, before less well-behaved 
youths than ourselves had arrived, who necessitated the 
tightening of the bonds of discipline, and the withdrawal of 
the many luxuries and privileges which we, at any rate, never 
abused or presumed upon. Such are a few of my recollections 
of Dover College. 

EDWARD BENNETT. 



8 



EARLY DAYS AT DOVER COLLEGE. 
By a Day Boy. 

SOME 22 years since, as a boy of between ii and 12 years 
of age I was one of, I think, thirteen who came together 
in that class-room which ahiiost faces Saxon Street. 

This small number was the root, if it may be so called, of 
that now robust tree, Dover College. 

We were very soon joined by the Head Master, Rev. Wm. 
Bell, who put us through our paces, and finding us all fairly 
equal, gave us certain necessary instructions as to our proposed 
course, and the books it was needful to obtain, and then started 
a class in Elementary Greek. I have a distinct remembrance 
of the great difficulty I individually had in mastering the 
alphabet, but others were quicker at this, and one triumphed 
greatly over the remainder, by reading his own name written 
in the strange characters. 

Things soon went swimmingly and, as numbers increased, 
new classes were formed and fresh masters appeared. 

It is needless to say that our great national sports were not 
forgotten at the College, and as soon as sufficient boys were 
available, clubs were formed. At first, however, our football 
was, though perhaps correct, not strictly confined as to the 
numbers of players, and a match on the lines of that memor- 
able one at Rugby, when Tom Brown covered himself with 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 9 

glory, was not uncommon. As time went on, however, proper 
teams were selected and matches played against others, or 
against scratch teams of the school. It may here, perhaps, be 
remarked that the majority, at first, and the whole, eventually, 
of the recognised College teams, consisted of boarders and 
masters, which was one of some few grievances which the day 
boys grumbled over. 

It must not be supposed that our tasks and games occupied 
the whole of our time, for, thanks to the many friends in the 
town who supported the School and advanced its interests at 
e\'ery available occasion, there were various holidays granted 
for certain special causes which deserve to be specially noted. 
One of the first of these was the beating of the Borough 
Bounds of Dover in the Mayoralty of Mr. (now Sir Richard) 
Dickeson, who, as is well known, is not only one of our first, 
but one of our best friends. 

On this occasion, the whole of the pupils were invited to 
attend, and having mustered in the play ground, marched 
through the town towards the Marine Parade, joining the 
Mayor, Corporation, and various officials, with a strong escort 
of police, on the way. The proceedings of the day started 
at Guilford Battery and we made our way from that point, 
through the various passages, into the Castle, climbing up 
breakneck ladders, and threading numerous dark and cobwebby 
galleries until we emerged into daylight over the Northfall 
meadow. We then went the proper round of all the boundary 
stones, many of us undergoing the old-fashioned ordeal of 
bumping at each ; this ceremony being performed in most 
efficient style by the policemen in attendance. In this manner 
we reached that pleasant but breezy spot, on which stands 
Diggle's Folly, where we found elaborate preparations had 
been made for the comfort of the inner man and boy. Large 
marquees covered tables on which we discovered many delicacies 
dear to our hearts, and while the junior members of the pro- 



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cession devoured sandwiches, sausage rolls, jam tarts, and 
imbibed temperance beverages of a cooling but rather gassy 
description, the reverend leaders of the procession were satis- 
factorily occupied on other but equally delightful fare. 

From this point a change came over us. Whether it was 
ginger-beer, or that our spirits, after temporary obscurity in the 
strangeness of our occupation, had recovered their tone, I can- 
not now say, but it is sufficient to say that we here changed 
places with the officials and performed the bumping ceremony 
on them instead. From the police, who tried to look as if 
they rather liked it, we went a little further, and laid hands on 
certain dignified members of the Town Council, and at length, 
watching our chance, we captured a master who had become 
unpopular, and paid off our old scores with interest. We then 
quieted down until the last mark on the top of Shakespeare's 
Cliff was reached, when a deputation of the boys requested 
that Mr. Mayor and the Head-Master would graciously submit 
to be bumped. They both agreed in most pleasant fashion, and 
our operating in these cases was done gently. We then passed 
along under the cliff towards the S.E.R. Station, and, crossing 
the Ferry, arrived at our starting point after a most enjoyable 
day. 

On another occasion, the late Lord Granville, then President 
of the College, invited us to be present at the opening of the 
new Dock, which bears his name. We were taken on board one 
of the Harbour tugs and, after a short trip in the Bay, during 
Avhich we were provided with refreshments, we entered the 
Harbour and joined other steamers which entered the Dock 
with the usual amount of cheering and general jollification. 

The ceremony of laying the foundation stone of one of the 
new Houses was another chance which was not overlooked for 
giving us a little change from our books, but here there is 
nothing that is specially interesting beyond the fact that one of 
the pupils who had recently gained a medal for saving a life 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. II 

from drowning was specially noticed by Earl Granville, who 
was present also on this occasion. 

The first prize-giving at the New College was, of course, an 
event which even at this lapse of time causes others to take a 
lower place, as the presence of Prince Arthur with his Regi- 
ment in the town, enabled the authorities to approach him 
with a view to his presenting the prizes. This he most kindly 
agreed to do, and as one of the fortunate recipients, I have a 
vivid recollection of the many instructions given as to the 
necessary deportment before Royalty, and also of the won- 
derful amount of "side" we fortunate ones put on, all res- 
plendent as we were in white ties, white gloves, and other 
articles of festive attire. 

Of the actual presentation I cannot say much, beyond the 
fact that our lessons in deportment were all forgotten, and the 
Prince was treated quite like any other man, until the joyful 
moment when he requested Mr. Bell to give an extra week's 
hohday in honour of his visit. Had the roof then fallen, it 
would, I think, have surprised but few in the school. 

One of the principal features of interest at the College in its 
early days was the great white owl, known as the Priory Owl, 
which had nested for many years in the roof of the old 
archway, not then restored. It was, of course, not often seen 
in daylight, but it did occasionally come out and fly across 
towards the Chapel, which was then a most dilapidated barn, 
and on one of these occasions it was wilfully shot by one of 
the boys, much to the indignation of every one, not only in the 
school, but in the town, I do not know what became of the 
body, but it may possibly have been preserved, in which case, 
the present owner would, I should suggest, be doing a grace- 
ful act in presenting it to the College, where a convenient 
space, say in the Library, could, I should think, be discovered 

to place it. 

WALTER E. BOYTON. 



12 



HEAD MASTERS. 



1871.— REV. WILLIAM BELL, M.A., Scholar of Christ's 
College, Cambridge. Formerly Assistant Master at 
Lancaster Grammar School. Left 1892. 

Vicar of Wymynswould, 1892 ; and of Sitting- 
bourne, 1892. 

1892.— REV. WILLIAM COOKWORTHY COMPTON, 
M.A., late Scholar of Jesus College, Cambridge. 
First Class Classical Tripos, 1877 ; Members' Uni- 
versity Prize (Latin Essay) 1875. 

Ordained Priest (Archbishop of Canterbury) 1879. 
Assistant Master at Uppingham School, 1880-92. 

Author of "Rudiments of Attic Construction and 
Idiom ; " " Caesar's Seventh Campaign in Gaul," 



13 



ASSISTANT MASTERS. 
Appointed by Mr. Bell. 

1872. — W. M. Madden, B.A., Scholar of Queen's College, 
Cambridge; left 1873. 

C. E. Sparke, M.A., St. Edmund Hall, Oxford ; House 
Master, Priory House. 

M. Chambert, Teacher of French ; left 1876. 

Herr Karl (Gebhard), Teacher of German; left 1880; 
died 1882. 

See Dovorian, June, 1882, No. 18. 

W. DucKETT, Teacher of Drawing ; left 1877. 

1873. — Mr. Binfield, Teacher of Music; left 1877; died 

1878. 

Henry Garrett, B.A., Scholar of Caius College, 
Cambridge ; left 1874. 

M.A., 1875; ordained Deacon, 1875; pr. 1885 
(Bath and Wells). See Clergy List. 

Rev. W. Linton Wilson, M.A., St. John's College, 
Cambridge; left 1876. 

Second Master, Middle School, Burgh, 1872-3 ; at 
Dover College, 1873-6; Head Master St. George's 
School, Brampton, 1876-7; of Oakhurst, Chigwell, 
1877-89 ; Principal of St. John's College, Loughton, 
1886. St. John's College, Loughton. 

T. Blackman ; left 1887. 

Licensed Lay Reader, Diocese of Canterbury ; 
Founder and present Hon. Commandant of Gordon 
Boys' Orphanage, Dover. 

Cleveland Wigan, Music Master ; left 1874. 

1875. — C. E. Steedman, M.A., Scholar of Corpus Christi 
College, Cambridge ; House Master, 1878; died at 
Dover College, July 22nd, 1880. 

See Dovorian, December, 1880, No. 14. 



14 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER, 

H. Read, Teacher of Shorthand; left 1887. 

J. Stanton Wise, St. John's College, Cambridge. 

B.A. 1875 ; M.A. 1878 ; Mathematics and Science 
Master, 1875-81. Godivynehirst, Dover. 

1876. — Rev. E. J. Luce, M.A., Trinity College, Dublin, 
left 1876. 

H. G. Miller, Blundell Scholar of Sidney Sussex 
. College, Cambridge. B.A., 1876 ; M.A. , 1887 ; left 
1878. 

Ordained Deacon, 1879, pr. 1890. Principal and 
Divinity Professor of Huron College, London, 
Ontario, 1890. Author of "Victory, Blessing, and 
Song," published by H. Keay, Eastbourne, 6/- ; 
First Editor of Dovorian, iSyg. 

Hector France, B.A., Officier d'Academie, Comman- 
deur du Nichan Iftikhar ; teacher of French ; left 
1879. 

Instructor in French at Royal Military Academy, 
Woolwich, 1879. 

Author of " Le Roman du Cure ; " " Les Bureaux 
Arabes sous le Second Empire ; " " L'amour au 
Pays Bleu ; " " Le Peche de Sceur Cunigonde ; " 
" Marie Queue de Vache ; " " Les Va-nu-Pieds de 
Londres ;" " Les Nuits de Londres ; " " Sous le 
Burnous;" " L'Armee de John Bull;" "Sac au 
Dos a Travers I'Espagne ; " " La Caverne de 
r Eventreur ; " " Au Soleil." 

5, Htimber Terrace, Westbourne Park, Blackheath, S.E. 

W. H. East ; Teacher of Drawing. 
Head Master of Dover School of Art. 

East Lee, Maison Dieii Road, Dover. 

1871. — W. G. Field, B.A., Scholar of Corpus Christi 
College, Cambridge ; left 1878. 

T. Davenport, B.A., Tancred Student of Christ's 
College, Cambridge ; left 1880. 

M.A. 1882 ; Curate of Alcester, 1880-82 ; of 
Nuneaton, 1882-83 '■> Vicar of Rainbow Hill, 1883- 
90 : of Wickenford, Worcester, 1890 ; Chaplain 
of Martley Union, 1891. 

Wickenford Vicarage, Worcester. 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. I5 

E. R. MosLEY, M.A., Scholar of St. John's College, 
Cambridge, B.A., 1885 ; left 1878. 

Ordained Deacon, 1878, pr. 1879, (Chester). See 
Clergy List. 

1879. — C. A. C. BowLKER, Scholar of Jesus College, Cam- 
bridge, B.A., (Senior op.) 1879; M.A., 1883. 

Ordained Deacon, 1881 (Canterbury); pr. 1882; 
Chaplain, 1881 ; left 1892. 

Assistant Master, Uppingham School, 1892. 

Uppingham, Rutland. 

W. H. WiDGERY, M.A.; St. John's College, Cambridge, 
B.A., 1879 ; left 1879. 

Won Harness' Prize for an essay on "Hamlet," 
1880. Second Master in Tower Hill School of 
Brewers' Company, 1880-81; working also on the 
Stepney Committee of Charity Organisation Society, 
1882-91 ; Assistant Master at University College 
School ; Librarian of Teacher's Guild of Great 
Britain and Ireland ; died August 26th, 1891. 
See Dovovian, October, 1891, No. 72, p. 15. 

J. H. Rose, B.A., Scholar of Christ's College, Cam- 
bridge ; left 1880. 



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1880. — Lieut. Armand Doerr, B.A., French Master; left 

1882. 

C. R. Haines, B.A., Scholar of St. Catharine's College, 
Cambridge (First Class Classical Tripos), 1880; 
. M.A., 1885; left 1886. 

House Master at Uppingham School. 

Uppingham, Rutland. 

W. M. Rhodes, Scholar of Caius College, Cambridge, 
B.A. (Classical Honours), 1877 ; M.A., 1881 ; left 
1883. 

Preparatory School, Hill House, Guildford, 1883; 
moved to Hill House, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, 1890. 

Hill House, St. Leonard's-on-Sea. 

F. C. Hill, M.A., St. John's College, Cambridge; 
Classical Tripos, 1879; Foundation Scholar and 
Wright's Prizeman, St. John's College ; left 1881. 

Deacon (Canterbury) 1882 ; pr. 1883 ; Chaplain 
to the Forces (retired). 



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1881. — C. F. Abdy Williams, B.A., Trinity Hall, Cam- 
bridge ; Music Master and Organist ; left 1882. 

M.A., 1882 ; Mus. Bac. Oxon, 1889; Mus. Bac. 
Cantab., 1891 ; Organist and Choirmaster, St. Mary's 
Boltons, S.W., 1885-91; Hon. Local Examiner to 
Royal College of Music for Kensington District, 1887; 
author of " Historical Account of Degrees in ^lusic," 
Novello. Married, August 25th, 1881. 

Hereford Mansions, Bayswater, W. Permanent ad- 
dress, Savile Club, 107, Piccadilly, W. 

E. P. Weatherell, M.A., Exhibitioner of Sidney 
Sussex College, Cambridge; left 1882. 

Ordained 'Deacon, 1883, pr. 1884 (Norwich); 
formerly Curate-in-Charge of Coniscliffe, Durham, 
and Pettistree, Suffolk. 

East Bridge ford, Nottingham. 

Rev. F. B. Walters, M.A., Fellow of Queen's 
College, Cambridge; House Master ; left 1886. 
Head Master, King Wilham's College, Isle of Man. 
King William's College, Isle of Man. 

J, H. Fisher, B.A., Exhibitioner of Christ Church, 
Oxford; left, 1881. 

1882. — A. E. Gibson, M.A., Scholar of Sidney Sussex 
College, Cambridge ; 2nd Class National Science 
Tripos, 1879. 

Assistant Master, Faversham Grammar School, 
1879-82; Dover College, 1882-88; founder of 
Laboratory, 1890 ; Instructor in Physics on H.M.S. 
" Britannia." 

" Castella,'" Kingswear, S. Devon. Permanent ad- 
dress, if .M.S. ^^ Britannia,'" Dartmouth, S.Devon. 

A. H. Stevens, Organist and Succentor of Worcester 
College, Oxford, B.A., 1881 ; B. Mus., 1883; M.A., 
1884; Deacon, 1884 (Cant.); pr., 1887. 

4, St. John's Road, Dover. 

Louis A. Happe, French and German Master. Col- 
legium Carolinum, Brunswick, Germany. 

Assistant Master at Lincoln Grammar School, 
1871-1882. Author of " One Hundred Passages for 
Translation at Sight " : Part I., Enghsh ; Part II., 
French; Part III., German; (publishers, Hirschfeld 
Brothers) ; " Questions on German Grammar and 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 1 7 

Idioms," (publishers, Hachette and Co.) ; "Practical 
German Readings " : Part I. and Part II., (publishers, 
Hachette and Co.) 17, Maison Dieu Road, Dover. 

E. W. Barclay, Assistant Music Master. 

Organist of St. Mary's Dover. 2, Saxon Street, Dover. 

1883. — G. H. Lenox-Conyngham, B.A., Scholar of Caius 
College, Cambridge ; left 1883. 

Afterwards Assistant Master at Fettes School, 
Edinburgh. 

Rev. J. H. Fry, Trinity College, Dublin, B.A., 1868; 
Divinity Test, 1869; M.A., 1871. 

Deacon, i86g ; Pr. 1870 (Rochester) ; Curate of 
Castle Hedingham, Lamarsh and Pebmarsh, Essex. 
Engaged in Tuition and Clerical Work at Dover, 
1881-84; Chaplain of St, John (Old Church, Rue 
Nationale), Boulogne-sur-Mer, 1884-87 ; of New 
Church of St. John, Boulogne, 1888. 

Author of " Ritualism," " Tears," " Lectures on 
the Church of England, ever a Branch of the Catho- 
lic Church, and Never a Part of the Church of Rome," 
" Excerpts of Christ," (Skeffington, London). 

30, Boulevard du Prince Albert, Boulogne-sur-Mer. 

1884.— H. J. C. Knight, B.A., Scholar of St. Catherine's 
College, Cambridge. Tenth Classic, 1882; First Class 
Theological Tripos, 1884 ; Evans Prize and Schole- 
field Prize, 1884; left 1884; M.A., 1885; Lecturer 
of Selwyn College, Cambridge, 1884 ; Tutor, 1885 ; 
Senior Tutor, 1887. Selwyn College, Cambridge. 

G. L. CoLBouRNE, B.A., Scholar of Corpus Christ! 
College, Cambridge. Senior Opt., 1883 ; left 1886 ; 
M.A., 1887. 

Mathematical Master, King William's College, Isle 
of Man. King William's College, Isle of Man. 

J. M. Farrar, M.A., late Scholar of Magdalene Col- 
lege, Cambridge. Second Class (Division i) Classical 
Tripos, 1883 ; Third Class, pt. II., 1884 ; left 1885. 

Assistant Master at St. John's School, 
Leatherhead. St. John's School, Leatherhead. 

1885.— J. W. E. Pearce, M.A., Scholar of Merton Col- 
lege, Oxford; Composition Master, 1885-86; Head 
Master's Assistant, Cranbrook School, 1887-88 ; 



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Eastbourne College, 1888-91 ; Assistant Classical 
Master at University .College School. 

University College School, Gower Street, W.C. 
L. R. Rawnsley, B.A., Scholar of St. Catherine's 
College, Cambridge ; Class II. (Division i). Classical 
Tripos, 1885 ; M.A. ; left 1886. 

Deacon, 1886 (Ripon), Pr., 1888 ; Curate of St. 
Paul's, Cross Stone, Todmorden, 1886-89 ; of 
Hornsey Parish Church, 1889. 

770, Turnpike Lane, Hornsey, iV.. 

1886.— E. T. Littlewood, M.A., Scholar of St. Peter's 
College, Cambridge; left 1890; B. Sc, London: 
Mathematical Master, King's School, Rochester, 
1883-86 ; Senior Mathematical Master, House 
Master, Dover College, 1886-90 ; Assistant to 
Professor of Mathematics, Glasgow University,. 
1890-92. 

Principal of Wynberg High School, near Cape 
Town, South Africa, 1892. 

Wynberg, Cape Toivn, S. Africa^ 
D. B. KiTCHiN, B.A., Trinity College, Cambridge ; 
M.A. 1890 ; at Dover College, May to December,. 
1886. 

Editor of " Episodes from Le Comte de Monte 
Cristo," (Longmans), " L'Evasion du Due de 
Beaufort, from Dumas " (Percival), " An Introduc- 
tion to the Study of Proven9al " (Williams and 
Norgate), translator of Monk's " Geschichte der 
Griechischen Literatur," edited as " The Student's 
Manual of Greek Tragedy, with notes by A. W. 
Verrall, Litt. D." (Swan, Sonnenschein and Co.) Per- 
manent address, care of Swan Sonnenschein and Co.^ 
Paternoster Square, E.C. 
A. H. CooMBES, B.A., Scholar of St. John's College, 
Oxford ; First Mathematical Mods., 1884, 2nd CI.. 
Finals, 1886 ; M.A., 1889 ; left December, 1889. 
Assistant Master, 1890. 

King's School, Pavramatta, N.S. Wales.. 
1887.— J. Jackson, B.A., Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford ;. 
First Class Classical Mods, and Lit. Hum., 1885; 
M.A., 188S; left 1890. 

Assistant Master at St. Paul's School, Hammer- 
smith, January, 1891. 

34, Margravine Gardens, Kensington, W.. 



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F. Temperley, B.A., Scholar of Christ's College, 
Cambridge ; left 1887. 

K. TB. Bird, B.A., Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge: 
left 1888. 

P. E. Kingsford (O. D.), Teacher of Shorthand. See 
List of Boys, 1874 ('^)- Excelsior, Priory Hill, Dover. 

1888.— A. H. Davis, B.A., Scholar of Trinity College, 
Cambridge ; Second Class (Div. I.) Classical Tripos, 
1886; M.A. 1890. 

St. Martin's House, Dover College. 

W. H. Thomas (O.D.) ; left 1893. See List of Boys, 
1882 [c). 
The Chorister's School, Salisbury, and Ormonde House, Belvedere. 

W. H. Pendlebury, M.A., F.C.S., Scholar of Christ 
Church, Oxford. 

Author of Papers in the Proceedings of the Royal 
Society and Chemical Society and " Science " (New 
York.) 6, Gladstone Terrace, Dover. 

1889.— J. H. SwiNSTEAD, B.A., 1886; Scholar of St. 
Catherine's College, Cambridge; M.A., 1890; 
Ordained Deacon, 1888 (Durham) ; Priest, 1890 
(Canterbury) ; Curate of St. Mary's, Dover, 1889-go; 
left 1890. 

Curate of St. Marylebone, 1890-92 ; Itinerant 
Missioner to Fairs and Travellers of Sarum Diocese 
and Curate of Sarum Cathedral, 1892. 

Church House, Salisbury. 

H. Sewell, B.A., Scholar of Queen's College, Oxford; 
left 1889. 

Ordained, 1889 ; Mathematical Master at Grove 
Park School, Wrexham, and Curate of St. James', 
Rhondda, 1889-92 ; Senior Mathematical Master at 
Bury Grammar School, Lancashire, 1893. 

Fernsholme, Bury, Lancashire. 

LuciEN Francois, Graduate of L'Ecole Normale 
Speciale de Cluny ; left 1889. 

rSgo.— A. E. Wynne, B.A., Scholar of Jesus College, Cam- 
bridge. Twenty-Seventh Wrangler, 1885; M.A. ,1892; 
sometime Second Master at Beaumaris Grammar 
School. 5, Priory Gate Terrace. Dover. 



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Louis Sers, B. es L,, University of France ; left 
December, 1890. 

Assistant Master at Wellington College, January, 
1891. 

Editor of Camille Rousset's " La Bataille d'lnker- 
mann," " English Passages, for Translation into 
French, advanced texts," Ernest Legouve's " Ma fille 
et mon bien," " La Matinee d'une Etoile " ; all pub- 
lished by Hachette and Co. 

Wellington College, Berkshire. 

C. E. Williams, M.A., Scholar of Queen's College, 
Cambridge ; B.A., 1874 (Twenty-Sixth Wrangler) 
Assistant Master, Ely ; Second Master, Llan- 
dovery ; Assistant Master at Wellington College ; 
House Master, St. Martin's Honse, Dover College. 

1891. — H. B. Smith, M.A., Scholar of St. John's College. 
Cambridge : left 1891. 

Assistant Master at Durham School. 

42, South, Street, Durham. 

G. GoDARD, B. es L. ; left 1892. 

1892. — E. Lauvriere ; left 1892. 

Appointed by Mr. Compton. 

Rev. T. T. Carlyon, M.A., Emmanuel College, 

Cambridge; Senior Opt. Mathematical Tripos, 1885. 

Assistant Master at Uppingham School, 1886- 1892. 

1893. — B. M. Allen, M.A., Scholar of Balliol College, 
Oxford, ist Class Classical Mods, and Greats ; B.A., 
1886; M.A., 1889 ; left 1893. 

17, Well Walk, Hanipstead. 

R. R. Ottley, M.A., Scholar of Trinity College, 
Cambridge. B.A., 1886 ; ist Class Classical Tripos, 
Part L (1886), Part IL (1887.) 

7, The Paddock, Dover. 

Junior School. 

1893. — Head Master, A. H. Atkinson, M.A., late Scholar of 
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, and Assistant 
Master, Dulwich College. 

Assistant Master, A. T. Robinson, B.A., Jesus College, 
Cambridge. 



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BOYS. 

Entrances in the First Term of the College, 
October, 1871. 

Agate, John (30th January, 1861) [D.] ; Beaumont Exhi- 
bitioner, 1874; Mayor's Medal, 1876 ; left 1876 (c) 

Bennett, Edward (i 6th September, 1857) [Sch.] ; left 1872. 
Home Civil Service, 1873 ; Clerk in General Post Office ; 
Editor of " St. Martin's le Grand " (the P. O. Maga- 
zine) ; Author of " The Amenities of Social Life " 
(Elliot Stock, 1887). 

Savings Bank Department, G.P.O., E.G. 

Boyton, Walter EdwardI (27th June, i860) [D.] ; Jessel Prize, 
1872; Astley Scholarship, 1874 '■> J^^y» 1873 won first 
Prize ever given to the College, (presented by H. R. H. the 
Duke of Connaught) ; left 1877. 

In merchant's office. Married, i8th August, 1887. 

58, CrowtherRoadf Norwood, S.E. and 5, St. Martin's Place, Dover. 

Boyton, Charles Taylor (18th October, 1861) [D.] ; won 
Granville Exhibition, 1877 ; left 1877. 

Married, 25th August, 1887 ; Accountant, National Pro- 
vincial Bank of England, Gt. Yarmouth. 
104, WellesleyRoad, Gt. Yarmouth, and 5, St. Martin's Place, Dover. 

Bradley, WilHam (17th March, 1859) [D.] ; Astley Scholar- 
ship, 2 years ; Mayor's Medal, 1873 ; left 1876 {a) 

Married, February 19th, 1884. Priesthaiis, Ashford, Kent. 
Permt. Add. : Care of Bradley Brothers, Dover. 

Bradley, Edwin | (22nd January, 1861) [D.] ; Jessel Exhi- 
bition, 1873 ; Beaumont Exhibition, 1874; Offer of Exhibi- 
tion at St. John's College, Cambridge, 1877 ; Head of vi. 
Form, 1877-78; Bodkin Prize, 1877; XV., 1877 ; left 1878. 
Married, 23rd September, 1886. 

4, Castlemotmt Terrace, Dover. Per. Add. : Dover. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; X Praefect. 
Date after name, Birth ; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively 



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Duff, Charles Murray (20th June, 1857) [Sch.] ; left 1874. 
Deceased. « 

Goodwin, Hubert Holtum (7th March, 1858) [D.] ; XL, 
1872-3 ; left 1873. 

Chan^pion Dover Swimming Club, 1886-7-90-92. Married, 
nth April, 1882. 

8, Biggin Street, Dover. 

Morton, John Robert (3rd November, i860) [Sch.] ; left 1873. 

Morton, Henry Hume (28th March, 1862) [Sch.] ; left 1873. 

Osborn, George (29th July, i860) [Sch.] ; left 1876. 

R. M. A. Woolwich, 15th Place, 1878 ; Lieut. R.A., 
1880 ; Captain, 1888 ; Adjutant 4th Durham Volunteer 
Artillery, 1886-91 ; Ordnance Committee Experimental 
Officer, Lydd, 1893 ! Kabul, 1880 (Afghan Campaign) ; 
originated " Gordon Working Lad's Institute," Liver- 
pool, opened 1888. Married, 7th June, 1887 ; add. Lydd, 
1893. CsLteoiDr. A.G.. Osborn, 2, St. Martin's Place, Dover. 

Page, George (15th July, 1857) [D.] ; left 1874. 

Parker, Mark (8th February, 1858) [D.]. 

Poncia, James Marshall Allen (6th August, 1858) [D.] ; left 
1874 c) 

Honours in Examination of Incorporated Law Society, 
June, 1883 ; Solicitor of Supreme Court ; Commissioner 
for Oaths. 42, Victoria Road, Deal. Permt. Add. : Care 
of Messrs. Beckford and Hall, Solicitors, 67, West Smith- 
field, E.C. 

Pryor, John Waite (21st September, i860) [D.] . 
Died at Bordeaux, November 29th, 1885. 

Richardson, Edward Parker (24th March, i860) [D.] . 

Richardson, Alfred John (28th July, 1861) [D.] . 

Rubie, James Lord (28th May, 1856) [D.] ; left 1872. 
Married, 20th September, 1880. 

56, Biggin Street, Dover. 

Walker, Arthur George Richard (21st September, 1857) [Sch.] ; 
left 1873. 

Wells, Walter (7th April, 1861) [D.— Sch.] Left 1877(a). 
At Gymnasium, Gressen, Germany, May 1877- April, 1878; 
St. John's College, Cambridge, Exhibitioner, 1879, and 
Goldsmith's Exhibition, 1881 ; Classical Tripos (Part 

D.J Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's ; J Praefect. 



1872 {(l)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 23 

L), Class III. (Division I.), 1882; Part II., Class II., 
1S83; B.A., 1882; M.A., 1886; Master at Grocers' 
Company's School, Hackney Downs, since 1887 i 
married, 27th December, 1887. 

16, Sack Road, Upper Clapton, N'.E. 

Williams, Alexander Mackenzie (2gth July, 1857) [Sth.] ; left 

1873- 

Electrical Engineer, Member of Institute of Electrical 
Engineers (M. Inst. E.E.) ; married, 15th August, 1889. 

Bvadgate, St. MichaeVs Road, Bouvnemouth. 
Permanent address, 4, St John's Road, Weymouth. 



1872. — First Term. 

Bacon, Percy Long (30th September, 1861) [D. | ; deceased. 

Dicey, William Cecil (25th May, 1862) [Sch.] ; deceased. 

Eastes, Arthur Gilbee (3rd June, 1861) [Sch.]. 

Flashman, Joseph [D.]. 

Market Square, Dover. 

Gardner, Augustus Hunter Reid (20th February, 1862) [D.] ; 
Jessel Exhibitioner, 1874 ; left 1876. 

U.S.A., 1883 ; ]\Iember of American Association of Con- 
chologists ; married, 23rd February, 1887. 
Fort Hamilton, Long Island, New York, U.S.A. 

Permanent Add. : 10, St. Martin's Terrace, Dover. 

Killick, William Henry (24th November, 1856) [D.] ; Beau- 
mont Prize, 1872 ; Mayor's Medal, 1875. 
.5, Mercer's Row, Novthanipton. Per. Add. : London Road, Dover. 

La Roye, Edouard [Sch.] . 

Murton, Claude (14th November, 1858) [Sch.]. 

Murton, Guy [Sch.] . 

Pryor, Edward Thomas (2gth September, 1859), [D.]. 

Raikes, Arthur Hamilton \ (22nd February, 1858) [Sch.] ; 
Goldney Prize, 1872-3 ; Beaumont Prize, 1873 ; Astley 
Exhibitioner, 1874; Exhibitioner at Queen's College, 
Oxford, 1876; Bodkin Prize, 1872-3-4-5-6; Head of vi. 
Form, 1874-6; Captain of XL, 1875-6; Captain of XV.; 
left 1876. 

Date after name, Birth ; {a), {b), (c), first, second, and ihird term respectively. 



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* Queen's College XL, XV., and VIII. ; B.A., 1880 ; M.A., 

: married, April, 1886 ; Author of " Violin Chat," 

(Fisher Unwin). Principal, The Old College, Windermere. 

Ruble, WilHam Edward (19th November, 1858) [D.] . 

Left 1872. 76, Effingham Crescent, Dover, 

Stuart, Henry Gowan (loth October, i860) [Sch.]. 

Tillard, Henry Percy (17th April, i860) [Sch.]. 

Travers, Gordon Dermer (19th April, 1863) [Sch.] . 

Worsfold, James [D.] . 

72, Bouverie Chambers, Fleet Street, E.C. 



1872. — Second Term. 

Adams, Henry RoAve( 15th December, 1857) [D.] ; deceased. 

Arnold, Henry Richard (nth November, 1858) [D.] ; left 
1874. 
Prizeman, Practical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Society, 
1875 ; Reporter on Practical Chemistry, School of 
Pharmacy, Students' Association, 1878-9. Author of 
" Papers on Cantharidin," etc. Now engaged in 
Wholesale Chemical and Drug Trade ; married, 27th 
April, 1 88 1. 

Parkside, FairhoU Road, Lordship Road, London, N. 

Barlow, George Dudley (15th August, 1861) [Sch.] ; left 

1873- 

Admitted as Solicitor, 1888; appointed Solicitor to 
Registry of Friendly Societies, 1890. 37, Lee Road, 
Blackheath. Permt. Add. : St. Stephen's Club, Westminster. 

Barlow, Edward Heseltine (3rd February, 1863) [Sch.] ; 
left 1873. On Stock Exchange; married, 1890. 

The Cottage, Greenham, Eltham, Kent. 

Douglas, Francis Hammick (20th February, 1861) [D.] ; left 
1872. 

Surgeon. St. Pierrins, Bognor. 

Douglas, Stafford Edmund (4th January, 1863) [D.]. 

Lieutenant, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (91st), 
November, 1884. ^^'^ Castle, Edinburgh, N.B. 

D. Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's ; I Praefect 



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Druce, Francis Herbert (gth June. 1863) [E>.] ; afterwards at 
Wellington College. Partner in firm of Nevill, Druce, and Co. 

74, King William Street, London. Crofton, Ashstead, Surrey. 
And care of E. Druce, Esq., C.E., 8, Victoria Park, Dover. 

Fielding, A. G. [Sch.] . 

Fox, Charles James (nth July, 1858) [D.] ; deceased. 

Francis, F. M. [Sch.]. 

Fry, William Wright (14th December, 1857) [D.] . 

Has been in New Zealand for about seventeen years. 

Fry, Horace Thomas (5th November, 1859) [D.] . 

Fyson, Charles (2nd November, 1857) [D.] . 

Killick, Charles Rowe (15th July, 1858) [D.] ; Granville 
Exhibitioner, 1875 : left 1875. 

M.B., London, 1889 ; late House Surgeon to London 
Hospital ; entrance, Science, Chemistry, and Medical 
Scholarships at London Hospital ; married, 19th Janu- 
ary, 1892. Williton, Somerset, 

Norris, Richard (5th July, 1857) [Sch.] ; left 1876 {b). 

Christ's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1883 ; M.A., 1887; 
College XL and XV., Captain, 1879 ; President of 
College Athletic Club ; admitted a Solicitor, 1885. 

El Paso Club, Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S.A. 
Permanent Address : care of F. B. Norris, 
Esq., St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, E.C. 

Perry, Charles Edward (loth August, i860) [D.] . 



1872.— Third Term. 

Conradi, George Hammond (31st October, 1858) [D.] . 

Cowie, David (29th May, 1855) [Sch.] . 

Gale, Arthur Knight (i8th June, 1859) [Sch.] . XV., Captain 
1876-77; XL, Captain, 1877 ; left 1877 {h). 

House Surgeon of the London Hospital, 1881 ; M.R.C.S., 
England ; and L.R.C.P., London, 1881 ; married, 
17th August, 1893. Norton Woodseat, Sheffield. 

Giles, Arthur [D.] . 

Hall, Thomas Rowland (27th October, 1858) [Sch.] . 

Caius College, Cambridge, B.A., 1882 ; M.A., 18S8 ; 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (6), (c). first, second, and third term respectively. 



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Deacon, 1883 (Ripon) ; Pr., 1885, Exeter; Curate of 
Penistone, 1883; St. Marylebone, London, 1887. 
See Clerical Directory. 

Higginson, Percy Forbes (27th February, 1864) [Sch.] ; left 
1874. Admitted as Solicitor of Supreme Court of Judicature, 
March, 1890: Married, 28th April, 1892. 

44, Edwardes' Square, London, S.W. 

Higginson, Arthur Forbes (23rd September, 1861) [Sch.]. 
Died, November, 1880. 

Hoult, William (22nd January, 1862) [D.] . 

Martin, Frederick (27th August, 1856) [Sch.] . 

Mills, Edward (17th December, 1857) [D.] ; deceased. 

Paxton, George (15th June, 1857) [Sch.]. 

Rees, George - [Sch.] . 

Ordained Deacon, 1885; Priest, 1887, Derry ; Curate of 
Drumcree, Armagh. Dnimcree, Portadown, Ireland. 



1873. — First Term. 

Beaching, James [D.] ; went to sea ; drowned on the North 
■Esk, 31st March, 1880. 

See Dovorian, July 1880, No. 13, p. 7. 

Collingwood [Sch.] . 

Eykyn, Frederick Bentley (28th August, 1859) [D.] . 

Forbes, W. A. J (Sp.) ; XI., 1877-78 ; XV., Captain, 1877-9; 
Secretary of Athletics; left 1879. 

Football, Kent v. Surrey, 1883 ; nominated to Indian 
Cadetship, 1879. 

Goodwin, P. M. [Sch.]; XV., 1877; left 1877. 

Griffin, William (5th August, 1858) [Sch.] . 

Hambrook, — [D.] . 

Hoult (2us) [D.] ; deceased. 

Killick, Thomas [D.] . 

• 33, London Road, Dover. 

Lacroix, Gustave (23rd April, 1858) [D.] . 

[D.J Day Boy; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's; t Praefect. 



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Lucas, — [D;]. 

Matthews,— [D.] . 

Poulter, Arthur James (14th September, 1857) [D.] . 

Romney, Henry Redmayne (ist October, 1861) [D.] ; left 

1876 (^), Went into commercial Hfe ; lived in U.S.A., 1883- 

1886 ; manufacturer of Ceylon Produce ; married, 2nd June, 

, 1888. 42, Weston Pavk, C vouch End, London, N. 



1873— Second Term. 

Bird, William James (i6th November, 1858) [D.] . 

Clark, — [Sch.]. 

Cowie, James Milroy (21st September, 1859) [Sch.] ; 2nd in 
100 Yards Amateur Championship, 1882 ; Championship of 
Northern Counties, 100 Yards, 1883 ; Amateur Champion- 
ship, 100 Yards, 1883, and Quarter Mile, 1883 ; International 
100 Yards, 1884. 

Davey, A. E. S. t [Sch.] ; XV. 1878-79; left 1879. 

St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Went to India in Indo- 
European Telegraph Service ; died of inflammation of 
the brain. 

Ellis, Chatham (22nd March, 1863) [Sch.] ; left 1878. 

Member of London Stock Exchange. Married 3rd 
October, 1891. Permanent Address : Ellevslie, Staines. 

Ellis, Montague (4th January, 1887) [Sch.]. 

Frewin, Frederick (8th July, 1859) [D.] . 

Iron, John (25th May, 1858) [D.] ; left 1874. 

Captain in Merchant Service (Indian Emigration Trade) 
August, 1883 ; Deputy Harbour Master, Dover, Sept., 
1892. Permanent iVddress : The Harbour, Dovsr, 



1873— Third Term. 

Brackenbury, William Lumsden Campbell (nth September, 
1859) : 1874, Silver Medal for Mathematics ; Beaumont 
Exhibitioner, 1875 '■> ^st Class Cambridge Local (Seniors), 
1875, and Offer of Exhibition at St. John's College, Cam- 
bridge ; left 1876 (b). 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



28 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1873 (c) 

Civil Engineer at Messrs, Ransome and Head's Works — 
sent to Kimberley (S. Africa) Mines to put up machi- 
nery, 1878, returned 1879 ; Entered Elswick Works, 
where he showed great ability ; took cold and died of 
consumption, after 2 years' illness, 25th November, 
1884, ^t Davos Platz. See Dovorian, February, 1885, 
No. 34, and inscription in Chapel. 

Etherington, Edward Sydney (3rd November. 1861) [Sch.] . 
Died at Cape. 

Fisher, Goodricke T. D. (20th May, 1857) [Sch.] . 

Matatiele, East Griqualand, S. Africa. 

Greenfield, — [D.] . 

Johnson, — [D.] . 

Irvine, — [Sch.] . 

Knocker, C. McMahon [Sch.] . 

Marazion, Sidcup, Kent. 

Koettlitz, Maurice (28th November, 1859) [D.] ; left 
Christmas, 1876. 

Medical Student Charing Cross Hospital, 1877; Honours 
in Anatomy, 1877, i^ Botany, 1878 : Passed final 
L.S.A., October, 1883 ; final L.R.C.P., London, 
October, 1885 : Member of British Medical Associa- 
tion ; late Country Practitioner at Hartfield, Sussex. 

75, Folkestone Road, Dover. 

Koettlitz, Reginald (23rd December, i860) [D.] ; left 1876. 

Student at Guy's Hospital, M.R.C.S., England, 1884 ; 
L.R.C.P., Edinburgh, 1886 ; Medical Officer and Public 
Vaccinator, Hamsterley District, Auckland Union ; 
Surgeon- Lt., 2nd V.B. Durham Light Infantry. 

Permanent Address : Bleak House, Biitterknoivle, Durham. 

Law, Michael Augustine Fitzgerald (29th May, 1861) [Sch.] ; 
left for the " Worcester," went to sea. 

Officer in P. & O. for about three years ; passed Board of 
Trade Examination for Second Mate ; left Service 
1887 ; married, 23rd November, 1887 : J. P. 

Brievley, Duleek, Co. Meath, Irelaitd. 

Long, Charles Thomas (24th August, 1861) [D.] ; Granville 
Exhibitioner, 1878 ; XV., 1877-8 ; left 1878. 

Professor of Dancing; married, 27th April, 1886. 

7, Priory Hill, Dover. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; % Praefeot. 



1873 (^)j '74 (^)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 29 

Ormond, Edward Duncan, [Sch.] . 

Commission to Royal Marine Light Infantry, 1878 ; Pro- 
bationer in Indian Staff Corps ; killed while mounting 
his horse at Madras, June, 1883. 

See Dovorian, July, 1883, No. 25, 

Polak, Joseph (22nd July, 1859) [D.] ; left 1875. 

Inspector of Agents for City of London with Sun Life 
Office ; Married, 5th July, 1881. 

16, Grosvenov Road, Highhiry, New Park, N. 

Sherman, [Sch.] . 

Tomlin, [D.] . 

Tunstall, Ernest William (30th January, 1858) [Sch.] ; 

left same term. 

Welch, Walter Samuel (27th April, 1859) [Sch.] ; 

left 1873 (c). Melbourne, Australia. 



1874. — First Term. 

Bode, William Frederick (7th January, 1858) [Sch.]. 
Solicitor. 

Brackenbury, Charles Herbert \ (20th November, 1862) 
[Sch.] ; Granville Exhibition, 1879 ; XL, 1878-79-80, 
Captain, 1880; XV., 1877-78-79-80 ; left 1880. 

Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1880 ; joined Indian 
Staff Corps ; died of enteric fever at Karachi, India, 
13th July, 1885. See inscription in Chapel. 

Chantrell, Charles William Hall (15th March, 1858) [D.] ; 
left Easter, 1874, for business. 

Craddock, Sidney Ernest (8th November, 1859) [Sch.] . 

Exhibition for Medical Students, King's College, Lon- 
don, 1877; Theological and Warneford Prizes, King's 
College, London, 1879; sailed as Doctor to party, of 
Emigrants to Sandwich Islands, 1884 ; deceased. 

FuUerton, John (21st March, 1858) [Sch.] ; deceased. 

Godfrey, Francis Edward (22nd September, 1859) [Sch.]. 

Hogben, William Lepine (8th March, i860) [D.] . 

Lyminge, near Hythe, Kent. 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (&), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



30 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1874 («),(&) 

Kerr, John Innes (12th June, i860) [D.] ; left same term. 

Kerr, Charles Conrad (12th September, i86i) ; [D.] ; left 
same term. 

King, John Edgar Douglas (8th March 1861) [Sch.] . 

Kingsford, Percy Edward I (14th April 1862) ; Freshfield 
Exhibition, 1875; left 1878. 

First Editor oi Dovovian, 1878 ; Astley Exhibitioner, 1876- 
7-8; Mayor's Medal, 1878: Journalist on Daily Western 
Times, Exeter, Northern Whig, Belfast, etc. ; Oxford 
Shorthand, 1887. Excelsior, Priory Hill, Dover. 

Pain, Robert Andrew Uniacke (26th December 1859) [D,] . 

Pain, Norman Francis Racket (30th September 1861) [D.] . 

Poulter, Francis Thomas (27th August 1858) [D.] . 

50, High Street, Eccleston Square, London, S.W. 

Prescott, William Tunbridge (15th July, 1859) [D.] . 

Scott, Fitzroy Tufton Holt (4th December, i860) [D.-Sp.]. 
Lieutenant Royal Marine Light Infantry, ist September, 
1880 ; Captain, 20th November, 1889 ! Recruiting Ser- 
vice, Royal Marines, Edinburgh. 

Royal Marine Barracks, Plymouth. 

Shepherd, Edward Wodehouse (29th March, 1857) [Sch.] ; 
left same term. 

Swift, Richard Meade Pratt (loth July, 1864) [Sch.] ; left 

1877. B.A., Oxon, 1886 ; Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 

1887 ; Lieutenant, H.M. 103rd (2nd Battalion Royal Dublin 

Fusiliers) 1888. Qnetta, Baluchistan. 

Care of Sir C. R. McGregor, Bart., 25, Charles 

Street, St. James's Square, W. 

Webb, Arthur John (29th February, i860) [Sch.] . 



1874. — Second Term. 

Bowes, Wilham Hely (17th September, 1858) [Sch.] ; Beau- 
mont Exhibition, 1876 ; Mayor's Medal, 1877 ; Royal 
Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1878, loth place; 
Royal Scots Fusihers, Captain, October, 1887; Student 
at Staff College, 1893. See Army List. 

Brooke, Arthur George (21st May, i860) [Sch.] . 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; % Praefect. 



1874 (^), {c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 3I 

Clarke, Alfred Vincent (ist September, 1864) [Sch.] . 

Hards, Alfred William (6th May, 1859) [D.] . 

Kerr, 

Newington, Frederick de Burcham (24th July, 1861) [D.] . 

Oakes, Augustus John (nth February, 1861.) 

Osborn, Ashby Frederick | (26th August, 1864) [D.] . Astley 
Scholarship, 1878 ; Editor of Dovovian, 1879; left 1879 {c). 
Passed Examination of Municipal Engineers' and Sur- 
veyors' Association of England, 1886 ; Associate 
Member Institute of Civil Engineers, England, 1890 : 
Resident Engineer, Roads and Bridges Department, 
New South Wales, 1890 ; Member of Royal Society of 
New South Wales, 1891. Cowra, New South Wales. 

Permanent address, 2, Priory Road, Dover. 
Prebble, Percy (19th January, 1864) [Sch.] . 

North Court Farm, Swingfield, Dover. 
Richardson, Arthur Wilham (21st January, 1863) [D.] . 

1874.— Third Term. 

Baxter, Richard Arthur (20th April, i860) [Sch.] . 

Clark, Percy John (nth February, 1864) [Sch.]; 

left 1879 [b). University College, London ; L.S.A., 1887 ; 
M.R.C.S., England, 1888. 2, Spital Square, London, E. 
Permanent Address : 5^^ Medical Directory. 
Davis, Ernest Harry (31st July, 1864) [D.] . 

47, Blomfield Road, Maida Vale, N. 
Donaldson, John (9th November, i860) [D.] . 

Fitzgerald, Gerald E. + (i6th March, 1863) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1880 ; left 1881. 
St. George's Hospital— entered 1881 ; L.R.C.P., London, 
1887 ; M.R.C.S., England, 1886; married, 1891. 

Grahanistown, South Africa. 
Jones, Jonas (30th September, 1858) [Sch.]. 
Believed to be in Canada. 

Ormond, — [D.] . 

Poulter, Herbert (2nd October, 1859) [D.] : left 1875. 

In Cape for some years, now at Ajax Brewery, Richmond, 
Surrey. Per. Address: 9, Victoria Street, London, S.W. 

Date after name, Birth; (a), {b), (c) first, second, and third term respectively. 



32 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1875 (^) 

Ralph, Charles Hugh Danson (2nd October, 1865) [D.] ; 
left 1877. M.RC.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1892 (Guy's); 
Registered as Junior Resident Medical Officer, Evelina 
Hospital, Southwark Bridge Road, S.E. 

Permanent Address : Carlfovd Cliffs, Bouvmmouth. 

Robinson, Frank (6th January, 1863) [D.] . 

Thors, Samuel (31st March, 1863) [D.] . 

Woollett, Norwood E. | (2nd February, 1862) [Sch.] ; XL, 
1878-79 (Captain, 1879) ; XV., 1877-78-79 ; left 1879. 
St. Thomas's Hospital (XV.) Heathevcote, Towcester. 



1875. — First Term. 

Elwin, Edgar Alfred (20th February, 1864) [D.] ; Freshfield 
Exhibitioner, 1876: Astley Exhibitioner, 1877; Granville 
Exhibitioner, 1880: Bodkin Prize, 1878-79-80; Mayor's 
Medal, 1880 ; Captain of School, 1879-81 ; Indian Civil 
Service, 1881. 

73, Castle Street, Dover. 

Everest, Walter (24th October, 1863) [D.] . 

Forster, John WilHam (25th July, 1858) [Sch.] ; left July, 
1876. 

Passed Solicitor's Final, 1882 ; died January 29th, 1883 ; 
See Dovorian, March, 1883, No. 23. 

Flashman, Clement Churchill (i8th August, 1864) [D.] ; 
Captain Day Boys' Cricket ami Football ; Auctioneer and 
Estate Agent. 

23, Folkestone Road, Dover. Permanent Address : Dover. 

Fullerton, William (13th September, 1859) [Sp.] . 

Fullerton, James (27th September, 1863) [Sp.] . 

Igglesden, Benjamin Arthur (19th March, 1864) [D.] ; 
left December, 1879. 23, Randolph Gardens, Dover. 

Pain, Alfred (27th January, 1861) [D.] ; left 1877 W- 
Married, 13th April, 1887. 

Anindel. 

Pott, Arthur David Ripley (12th September, 1862) [Sch.] . 
See Army List. 

[D ] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's | Praefect. 



1875 («)5(^)> (01 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 33 

Shervinton, Thomas Robert Montague (28th July, 1858) 
[Sch.] ; XI., XV., left 1877. 
Entered Cape Mounted Police (See Dovovian, No. I.) ; 
Lieutenant in Natal Native Contingent ; Zulu War ; 
died, 2ist February, 1880, at Durban. 

Stuart, James (3rd January, 1863) [Sch.] . 

Wilson, Augustine Thomas ^23rd April, 1863) [D.] . 

1875.— Second Term. 

Bradley, Augustus Montague (23rd April, 1865) [D.] ; Fresh- 
field Exhibitioner, 1878 ; left 1881 (c). 

London Matriculation, ist Division, 1882 ; Solicitor, 2nd 
Class Honours, 1886 ; admitted, 1886. 
Cotvpev Villa, Dover. Permanent Add., 6, Market Square, Dover. 

Hardy, Arthur Francis (20th October, 1862) [Sch.]. 

Harrington, Frank Moore (21st January, 1864) [Sch.] . 

Herring, W. A. W. (22nd February, 1861) [Sch.]. 

Koettlitz, Arthur (15th April, 1865) [D.] ; Chief Officer 
British India Company's Steamship " Ramapoora." Care of 
Bullock Bros, Rangoon, India. Per. Ad., 75, FolkestoneRoad, Dover. 

Prime, Charles Joseph (29th June, 1865) [Sch.]; M.R.C.S., 
L.R.C.P., Guy's Hospital, XV. ; played football for United 
Hospitals, 1887 and '90. South Side, Bntterknonule, Darlington. 

Reed, Thomas (3rd November, 1862) [Sch.] . 

Youngman, George Arthur (19th March 1861) [Sch.] . 

Maidstone. 

1875.— Third Term. 

Best, Owen Harrison,:]: (25th January, 1863) [Sch.] ; XL, 
1879-80-81 (Captain, 1881) ; XV., 1879-80-81 (Captain, 
1880-81); left 1881. 

Died, 27th September, 1883, at Peri Plantation, Mackay, 
Queensland. See inscription in Chapel. 

Burt, Harry William (28th July, 1866) [D.] . 

Bourdeaux, John (i6th October, 1863) [D.] ; left 1880 {b). 

Engineer, formerly in Engineering Department of Sub- 
marine Telegraph Company, now on Submarine Staff 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

D 



34 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [l875 (f) 

of Engineer-in-Chiefs Department ; in 1885, stroke of 
Junior Four, Dover Rowing Club ; 1886, of the same 
crew as Seniors ; unbroken record of wins both years. 
3, Gladstone Terrace, Dover. Permanent Address,, 
care oi Engineer-in-Chicf, General Post Office, London, 

Cockshott, Thomas Dobson (22nd December, 1858) [Sch.] . 

Waratali, Claremont, W. Australia^ 

Fenn, Arthur Cooper (i8th September, 1865) [D.] . 

Care of E. Fenn, Esq., M.D., Maison Dien Lodge, Dover^ 

Gace, Francis Joseph (8th October, i860) [Sch.] . 

Cape Civil Service ; married, i6th November, iSgi. 

Permanent Address : Hope Town, Cape Colony, 

Gale, Hubert John (17th June, 1863) [Sch.] ; left Christmas^ 
1879. Farming. Cuddesdon, Wheatley, Oxon, 

Harrington, Thomas Flexmore (12th March, 1866). 

Hawtayne, J. F. [Sch.] ; left 1877 (b). 

Accountant, Government Secretary's Office, Cape Town, 

appointed to New Colony in British Bechuanaland;. 

1887. See letter in Dovorian, Number 54, March^ 

1888. 

Jackson, Montague Charles (30th September, 1864) [D.] ; left 

1880. 

Surveyor of Fire Risks to Caledonian Insurance Company; 

married, ist August, 1892. 
5, Claremont Terrace, Spratt Hall Road, Wanstead, Essex, 
Permanent Address : 82, King William Street, E.C, 

Kingsnorth, Arthur (6th December, 1863) [Sch.] . 

Lyall, Kenelm Digby (20th June, 1862) [Sch.] . 

Newton, — [D.] . 

Pain, Ernest Edward (25th March, 1863) [D.] ; left Easter^ 
1881. 
Articled to Mr. Thomas Lewis, Solicitor, Dover ; Second 
Class Honours in Solicitors' Final Examination ; ad- 
mitted as Solicitor, 1886 ; now in partnership with Mr, 
Thomas Lewis (Lewis and Pain) : married, 13th June^ 
1 89 1. 6, Randolph Gardens, Dover, 

Persse, William Arthur (8th September, 1863) [D.] . 

Entered Royal Artillery, February, 1883 ; Captain, Feb- 
ruary, 1892. Roxboro, Longhrea, Co. Gal-way, 

D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House [Sp.] Sparke's ; : Praefect. 



1875 (^)> '6 («)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 35 

Stoer, Carl Friedrich (17th June, 1864) [Sch.] . 
Waterhouse, Charles Wilmot (8th August, 1861) ; XL, 1878- 
79 ; XV., 1878-79 ; left 1879. 

Stock-farmer. Aspdin P.O., Mnsholm, Ontario, Canada. 

Waterhouse, Edward Haslamj (17th December, 1862); XL, 
1878-79-80 ; XV., 1879 ; left 1880. 

Stock-farmer in Canada. Address : same as above. 

1876.- First Term. 

Bampfield, Frederick Lewis Sharpe | (13th March, 1862) 

[Sch.] ; XL, 1877-78; XV., 1877-8-9; left 1879. 

Member of Stock Exchange, 1885 : married, 17th 

September, 1887. Portmore Lodge, Weyhvidge. 

Permanent address. Stock Exchange. London, E.G. 

Briggs, Herbert Grisbrook (21st June, 1862) [D.] ; left 1877 (c). 

Five years apprenticed to an Engineer ; then studied 

photography. Studio at 57, Terminus Road, Eastbourne. 

Cave, — [Sp.] . 

Clark, Harding Thomas (17th August, 1859) [Sch.] . 

Oak Lodge, Kilhurn, N.W. 

Davey, Charles Henry (29th March, 1865) ; died of 
diphtheria in Manitoba about Easter, 1883. See Dovorian, 
July, 1883, No. 25, page 22. 

Forbes, Duncan [Sp-] . 

FuUerton, William. 

Hall, Clifford Berney (loth July, i860) [D.] ; left 1876. 

Hermitage School, Bath, 1877-79; Assistant Master, 
ToUington Park College, London, 1879-81 ; Emmanuel 
College, Can-ibridge ; B.A., 1884; M.A., 1888; Assis- 
tant Master, Monckton Combe School, near Bath, 
1884-87 : ordained Deacon, 1886: Pr., 1887 (Bath and 
Wells) ; Curate of St. Luke's, Lyncombe, Bath, 
1886-88 ; of Holy Trinity, Tunbridge Wells, 1888. 

14, York Road, Tunbridge Wells. 

Killick, George Lionel Braikenridge j (13th September, 1859) 

[D.] ; left 1878 (b). 

North York Rifles (Militia) 1879-81 ; Second Lieutenant 

60th Rifles, February, 1881 ; Lieutenant, 1881-90; 

Captain, May, 1890 to July, 1893; Deputy-Assistant 

Date after name, Birth ; {a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

D — 2 



36 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [l8y6 (o) 

Commissary-General, March, 1887 to December, 1888: 
Attached as Captain to Army Service Corps, December, 
1888 to March, 1892 ; retired into first-class Reserve of 
Officers, July, 1893; campaigns, Egyptian War, 1882 ; 
present at Kassassin, 9th August, 1882, Tel-el-Kebir, 
13th September, 1882 (Medal, Egypt '82, and clasp for 
Tel-el-Kebir, and Khedivial bronze star), occupation of 
Cairo, 1882-84 ; Eastern Soudan Expedition, 1884 ; 
present at Trinkatat, 20th February, 1884, and Battle 
of Teb, 29th February ; reconnaissance to Tamanieb, 
19th March, 1884; two clasps, "El-Teb" and 
" Suakin," 1884 ; author of " Short Hints on Rations." 
Great Snieaton Rectory, Northallerton, Yorkshire. 

Lovegrove, Arthur Charles Adams (7th January, 1863) [Sch.] ; 
XV., 1878-9 ; left 1879 {a). 

Westminster Hospital (XV.), qualified in 1888 ; now in 
practice at Cowton, Yorkshire ; PubHc Vaccinator and 
Medical Officer of Appleton Wiske District of 
Northallerton Union. 

East Cowton, Northallerton, Yorkshire. 

Packer, Reginald Graham (9th September, 1862) [D.] . 

Robinson, W. [Sp.] . 

Stanley, James Charles (20th September, 1865) [D.] . 

Strachan, Walter | (25th May, 1864) [Sp.-Sch.] ; left 
1880 {c). 

Passed Solicitors' Final with honours, January, 1886, but 
Member of London Stock Exchange since March, 1887. 

35, St. Andrew's Square, Surhiton. 
Permanent address, 16, Tokenhouse Yard, London, E.C. 

Swainston, — [D.] 

Swanston, Frederick John (27th January, 1861) [Sch.] ; left 
1880. 

Worcester College, Oxford; B.A., 1884; M.A., 1887; 
ordained Deacon, 1885; Pr. 1886 (Chichester); Curate of 
Burgess Hill, Sussex, 1885-8; of Wimbourne Minster, 
1888-90; of St. Clement, Hastings, 1890. Hastings. 

Ward, James Carpenter (2nd April, 1865). 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; J Praefect. 



1876 (b)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 37 

1876. — Second Term. 

Beckett, William Thomas Clifford (29th August, 1862) 
[Sch.] . 
Associate Member I.C.E., Bengal Nagpur Railway, 
Umaria, India. 

Beckett, Walter Ralph Dune (24th August, 1864) [Sch.]. 
Blacker, George Francis (23rd October, 1865) [Sp.— D.] ; left 

1879. 

University College Hospital, W.C. ; F.R.C.S., England, 
1891 ; M., 1890; L.R.C.P., London, 1890 (University 
College) ; PreHminary Science, University London 
(Honours in Zoology), 1885 ; Intermed. M.B., 1888; 
Exhib. and Gold Medal in Anat., in Mat. Med. 
and Pharm. Chem. ; Hon. in Physio. ; Atkinson- 
Morley Surgery Scholarship; Bruce Gold Medal; 
Erichsen Prizeman ; Senior Demonst. of Anatomy, 
University College ; late House-Surgeon and Senior 
Obst. Assistant, University College Hospital. 

20, Weymouth Street, Portland Place, W. 

Blott, Harry (20th October, i860) ; deceased. 

Bovi^er, Thomas Edward (21st January, 1862) [Sp.] . 

Dawes, George WiUiam Francis (7th August, 1867) [D.] . 

Greig, Morland John (i6th October, 1864) [Sch.]; XL, 1881 ; 
left 1 88 1. Milton Grange, Gravesend. 

Hart, Alfred (6th February, 1861). 

Long, William (2nd February, 1865). 

Mosse, Charles Speke Forbes- (28th March, 1864) [D.] ; 

XV., 1880 ; deceased. 
Osborn, Francis Arthur (nth November, 1866) [D.] ; 

left 1880. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1892 (Guy's). 

2, St. Martin's Place, Dover. 

Rowland, Thomas Charles (2nd December, 1859) [Sp.] . 

Surgeon, Royal Navy; M.B. Edinburgh, and CM., 
1882, University Edinburgh. 

Thompson, R. W. [Sch.] . 

Royal Mihtary College, Sandhurst, 1884 ; 2nd Battalion 
Loyal North Lancashire Regiment (8ist). 

Mullingar, Ireland. 

Date after name, Birth ; (n), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



38 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. . [1876 (c) 

1876.— Third Term. 

Barlow, Harry Sibthorpe J (5th April, i860) [Sch.] ; XI. 
Captain, 1878 ; XV,, 1877-8 ; left 1878. 

See Dovovian, July, 1889, No. 61, Account of Final Lawn 
Tennis Championship, H. S. Barlow v. W. Ren- 
shaw. Championship of London, 1891 ; See Dovovian, 
Nos. 71 and 72 ; Amateur Doubles Championship, 
1891. 

Boyton, Herbert Henry (30th November, 1865) [D.] ; left 
1882. Died, 5th December, 1884. 

Bower, Charles Lewis (7th February, 1865) [Sp.] . 

Brackenbury, Richard (3rd June, 1864) [Sch.] ; left 1878. 

In Africa, 1878-9 ; went to America to learn ranching, 
1880 ; now a rancher, and takes pupils ; married, 
22nd March, 1893, to Miss Katharine Gibbs, of Gill- 
well Park, Chingford. 

Carbon, Cavhon Co., Wyoming, U. S. America. 

Coleman, Walter Henry (20th May, 1864) [D,] . 

Christopher, Wilmot Conwav ^: (27th February, i860) [Sch.] ; 
XV., 1877-8. 

Cooch, Charles Edward Hyacinth | (nth March, 1861) 
[D.] ; left 1878. 
ist (King's Own) Staffordshire Militia, 1878-81 ; 2nd 
Lieut., 55th Regiment, 1881 ; Lieut., 2nd Batt. Border 
Regiment, July, 1881 ; Captain, ist Batt. Border Regi 
ment, January, 1890. Cambridge Barracks, Woolwich 

Forster, Thomas Frederick I (2nd March, 1862) [Sch.] 
XV., 1878-9 ; Captain of Second XL, 1879 ; left 1879 (b). 
M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., L.S.A., Lond., 1884 
married, loth Sept., 1889. 

The Mansion House, Brampton, Cumberland 

Gasson, Henry Victor (25th May, 1864) [D.] ; XL, 1880. 

Green, Robert Harry Morris (4th October, 1865) [Sch.], 
Associate M.I. C.E. F. C.Rosario, Casilla 104, Buenos Ayres 

Hawtayne, William Charles Cloete (5th Nov. 1863) [Sch.] . 

Leicester, Peter Fleming Frederick (25th January, 1863) [D.] 
left 1879. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; I Praefect. 



1876 (6-) '7 («)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 39 

Gazetted Lieut. Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 1883 ; exchanged 
to King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 1884 ; half- 
pay, 1 89 1. 
Care of ^^V C. McGregor, 25, Charles Street, St. James' Square. W. 

Leicester, Byron | (23rd January, 1868) [D. — Sch. — Sp.] ; 
XV., 1885 ; left 1885 {c). 

R.M.C, Sandhurst, 1885 ; 2nd Lieut., 2nd Batt. The 
Cheshire Regiment, 1887 ; Lieut. i8go. 

Belgaum, India 
Care of Messrs. Cox &= Co., 16, Charing Cross, S.W 

Leishman, James Timothy Castle (6th April, 1865) [D.] 
left 1882 {a). 

Edinburgh University; M.B., Edinburgh and CM., 1887 
D.P.H., Cambridge, 1890 (Univ. Edm.) ; s. s. "State of 
Nebraska," Glasgow. Meadow Bank, Peebles, N.B. 

Mann, Thomas Edmund (13th May, 1867), [D.] . 

Died by falling over cliff while at School, loth May, 1881. 

Robinson, Albert Durrant (ist March, 1862) [Sp.] ; XV., 
1877-8. 

Sargant, William Edward I (26th June, 1862) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1877-8 ; left 1878. 

Swainston, John Parker (17th November, 1862). 

Thompson, Edward Horwood (22nd June, 1864) [D.] ; left 
1879 (a). 

Assistant Librarian, Reference Department, Free 
Libraries, Birmingham, 1892. 

6, Claremont Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham. 
Permanent Address : Reference Library, Birmingham. 

Thompson, Arnold Edward (9th May, 1866), [D.] . 

13, Carlyle Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. 

1877.— First Term. 

Edes, Frederick James Adamson (loth August, 1865) [D.] ; 
left 1 88 1. 

One year at Godwynehurst School ; two years Clerk in 
Royal Engineer's Office ; in a Surveyor's Office, Edin- 
burgh, 1885-1886; Theological College, Edinburgh 
(Scottish Episcopal), 1887-90, Second Class Honours; 
Deacon, 1890; Priest, 1891, Glasgow; in Charge of 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



40. DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1877 (d} 

Kinning Park (Glasgo\x) Mission, 1890-92 ; Curate of 
St. John's, Greenock, 1892 ; Priest in Charge of St. 
Mungo's Mission, Alexandria, Vale of Leven, Dum- 
bartonshire, 1893. 

Upper Bridge Street, Alexandria, Dumbartonshire, 

Hutchinson, Charles Hammond]: (i8th February, 1862) [Sch,] ; 
XL, 1877-78-79; XV., 1877-78-79; left 1879. 

R. M.A., Woolwich, 1879; Commission in R.A., 1882; 
Captain, ist August, 1890. Trimulgherry, India, 

Kingsford, Alfred James (21st October, 1867). 

Mason, Charles X (25th January, 1867 [Sch.] ; left 1883. 

Beverly, Leigham Court Road, StreatJiam, S.W, 

Moon, Finnis Dane (8th March, 1864) [D.] ; died 1889. 

Simons, Walter Arthur Eardley Gunning (26th June, 1867), 

[D.]. 

Smith, Joshua Francis (12th July, 1862) [Sch.] ; left 1887. 
Engaged in Sun Insurance Office. 

Grendor, Wallington, Surrey, 
Streatfield, Kenneth Rivers (29th April, 1865) [Sch.] . 

Stoer, Herman Theodore (13th May, 1868) [Sch.] ; deceased. 

W^arburton, Gough (19th August, 1862) [D.] . 

Welsh, John Davis (19th September, 1862) [D.] . 

Wetherall, Arthur Grant Molesworth (ist June, 1863) [D.] ; 
left 1 88 1 {h). 

Lichfield College, 1885; ordained Deacon, 1887: Pr.^ 
1888, Lichfield ; Acting Chaplain to the Forces, 1893. 

Cnrragh Camp, Kildare, 

W^etherall, Peitzler Sim Batten (29th November, 1863) [D.] ; 
left 1 88 1. 

M.R.C.S., England, L.R.C.P., London, 1892, (Univer- 
sity College Hospital, Gower Street). 
Permanent Address : 167, High Street, New Brompton, 

Wetherall, Charles Dakyne X (5th May, 1866) [D.— W.] ; XL, 
1882-83-84-85, Captain, 1885; XV., 1883-84-85, Captain, 
1885; left 1885. 

Victor Ludorum, 1884 and 1885 ; farming in Canada, 
1887-92 : then, and still employed in Grand Trunk 
Railway, Canada (in Freight Department) ; several 
times winner of 100 yards, open to all amateurs, in io|- 
seconds. Windsor Post Office, Ontario, Canada. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W.] Walters'; % Praefect, 



1877 (^)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 4I 

1877. — Second Term. 

Bridgewater, Henry Scott (28th August, 1864) [Sch.] ; XV.^ 
1881 ; left 1881 (c). 

Painter and Engraver (Exhibits in Royal Academy) ; 
married, i8gi. 

The Hermitage, Little Bitshey, Hertfordshire. 

Clarke, Herbert (14th January, 1867) [Sp.] ; XI, 1880 (?) ; 
left 1880. 

In Australia. 

Union Bank Chambers, Pitt Street, Sydney, N. S. Wales. 

Gilbert, James Frederick S. (5th August, 1864) [D.] . 

Gilbert, Robert Glen (ist October, 1868) [D.J . 

Henderson, Harry Beatty (27th September, 1867) [D.] ; left 
1884. 

Solicitor of Supreme Court of Judicature, December, 
1891 ; Attorney-at-Law, High Court, Madras, January, 
1893. Care of Messrs. Wilson and King, Madras. 

Horrex, Theophilus Arthur Gilbert (nth July, 1866) [Sch.] . 

Kauntze, Ernest Edward (15th April, 1866) [Sch.] . 

Kauntze, Cedric Richard (20th November, 1867) [Sch.] . 

Indian Staff Corps, Fifth Madras Infantry, Madras,, 
India. 

Lamb, Percival. Morris (8th January, 1867) [Sch.]. 

Marvin, Bertie W. F. (i6th December, 1868) [D.] . 

Meadows, Naunton Wingfield Walforde (28th January, 1862) 
[Sch.]. 

L.R.C.P.I., 1886 (Guy's). See Medical Directory. 

McKean, Andrew Edward (nth April, 1864) [Sch.]; left 
1880 (rt). 

Journalist ; married, 13th July, 1886. 
Permanent Address : 5, Grafton Street, Mayfatr, London, W.^ 
and care oi Andrew McKean, The Manor House, Walsall. 

Philpot, Alfred Henry (6th July, 1867) [D.]. 

Sangster, A. B. [D.— Sch.] ; XL, 1883. 

Commission in Army, 1886, Indian Staff Corps, 4th 
Regiment Bombay Infantry, Poona, India : served in 
Burmese Expedition, 1887, Medal with clasp ; Cham- 
pionship, Western India Lawn Tennis, Singles and 
Doubles, 1889. 

Date after name, Birth; {a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



42 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1877 (b) , (c) 

Sclater, Percy Howard (4th July, 1867) [D.] . 
Wood, Frederick Marcus (19th August, 1862) [D,]. 
Yeatts, Charles Stanley (13th February, 1867). 

1877.— Third Term. 

Barthman, Charles (30th January, 1867) [D.] . 

Boyton, Percy Mansfield (19th December, 1866) [D.] . 

Holniesdale, Pviory Hill, Dover. 

Clarke, Edmund (20th October, 1867) [Sp.] . 

Afterwards at Crystal Palace School of Engineering ; for 
some time in New Zealand ; now Engineer under 
Harbour Board at Melbourne. 
Care of /. D. Pnrves, Esq., Anstvalian Buildings, Elizabeth 

Street, Melbourne, Austvalia. 

Coste, A. D.t (23rd June, 1861) [Sch.]; XL, 1878-79; XV., 
1877-78-79 ; left 1879. 

Davis, Frederick L. (15th November, 1863) [D.] . 

Davis, Neville Murray (i6th May, 1867) [D.]. 

Duncan, Walter Sydney (21st October, 1865) [Sch.]. 

Dunlop, Keith Wallace (13th August, 1863) [Sch.]. 

North Yakima, Washington, U.S.A. 

Greenfield, Harry (23rd February, 1867) [D.] . 

Hackman, Henry Robert l (i8th September, 1861) [Sch.] ; 
XI., 1878-79-80; XV., 1879-80; Mayor's Medal ; Editor 
of Dovorian, 1879 ; left 1880. 

Cooper's Hill 2nd, 1880; Scholarship, Cooper's Hill, 
1882; died in Punjab, India, 6th May, 1887, from 
effects of a snake bite ; see Dovonan, No. 49, June, 
1887, p. 19, and inscription in Chapel. 

Hiscox, Henry (28th October, 1864) [Sch.]. 

Hornblower, George Davis (19th September, 1864) [Sch.] ; 
'Editor oi Dovorian, 1880-82 ; Captain of School, 1881-82. 
Granville Exhibition, 1881, 1882; First Class with 
Honours, London Matriculation, 1884; Bodkin 
Prize, 1881 ; Mayor's Medal, 1881 ; sometime Sec- 
retary to Rev. H. P. Gurney (Messrs. Wren and 
Gurney). 

Hornblower, Jethro Saunders (19th September, 1864) [Sch.]. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; t Praefect. 



1^77 (^)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 43 

Jenney, George William (3rd August, 1866) [Sp.] ; left 1882. 

Scholarship, Queen's College, Cork, 1883-4-5 ; M.B., 1888 ; 

Exhibition in Medicine, Royal University of Ireland, 

1885-6-8; M.B., M.Ch., M.A.O., R.W.S., 1888; 

Surgeon Captain, Indian Medical Service. 

3, Wellington Terrace, Cork. 
Permanent Address, from March, 1894 : care of Messrs. Watson 
&• Co.. Bombay. 

Koettlitz, Robert (25th November, 1867) [D.] ; left 1882 (b). 
To India, 1889, tea planting; Assistant on Nuxalbarri 
Tea Estate, Nuxalbarri P.O., Darjeeling, N. Bengal, 
India. 75, Folkestone Rd., Dover. 

Lovell, Henry Arthur Nicholas de Jersey (24th August, 1866) 
[Sch.] ; left July, 1885. 
Selwyn College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888 ; Ely Theo- 
logical College, 1889-90; Deacon, June, 1890; Pr., 
June, 1891 ; Curate of St. Hilda's, Leeds. 

St. Hilda s Vicarage, Leeds. 

Maugham, Charles Ormond j (14th November, 1865) [Sch.] ; 
Astley Exhibition, 1879; XV., 1881-82-83; Victor 
Ludorum, 1883 ; Head of School, 1882-83 '■> ^^ft 1883. 
Law Tripos, Cambridge, 1886. 

Maugham, Frederick Herbert :[ (20th October, 1866) [Sch.]; 
Freshfield Exhibition and Astley Exhibition, 1879-80; Gran- 
ville Exhibition, 1883, and Scholarship, 1884; Head of 
School, 1883-85; XI., 1885; XV., 1882-83-84 and 1885 ; 
left 1885. 

Open Scholarship, Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1885 ; Cam- 
bridge University Boat, 1888-89; Class II., Mathe- 
matical Tripos, 1888 ; called to the Bar, Nov. 1890. 
Permanent Address: 14, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn. 

Maugham, Henry Neville (12th June, 1868) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1883-84-85; left 1885. 

Solicitor. Perm. Add. : 55, Faubourg St. Honore, Paris. 

Polak, Samuel Solomon (24th November, 1866) [D.] ; left 
1885. 
Cigar Merchant. 91 , GrosvenorRd., Canonbnry, London, N. 

Rowan, Melville George (7th October, 1863) [D.] . 

Date after name, Birth ; {a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



44 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1877 (c), '8 (rt) 

Stanhrough, Gilbert Acheson (31st August, 1861) [Sch.] . 

Qualified for Army from Militia, 1879; afterwards served 
as Private in Egyptian Campaign, 1882, and in Camel 
Corps, 1884. 

Swainston, Austin (9th August, 1866) [D.] . 

Tonfexis, T.S. [Sp.] ; XV., 1877; left same term. 

Walker, Ernest Pembrook (20th April, 1866) [D.] ; left 1881. 
Per. Address : Wynaad, Glencldoii Rd., Strcathain, S.W. 



1878.— First Term. 

Corsbie, H. A. [D.] . 

Friend, — [D.] . 

Flint, Frederick Sayer (4th January, 1868) [Sp.] . 

Hayward, William Henry (23rd October, 1867) [D.] ; 

Farming. S henv 00 d, Amelia County, Virginia, U.S.A. 

Father's Address : St. Stephen s, Godzvyne Road, Dover. 

Matthews, Alfred David (17th July, 1864) [D.] . 

Norton, George James Francis I (17th April, 1862) [Sch.] ; 
XI., 1878-79; XV., 1877-78; Captain, 1879-80. 

Militia Candidate, qualified for Army, 1879 ; now in India. 

Pownall, Frederick David (12th May, 1867) [D.] . 

Rolfe,— 

Scott, William Henry (5th August, 1866) [Sp.] ; XL, 1882-83; 
XV., 1883 ; left 1883 (c). Union Bank of Anstralia, Melbourne. 

Sharpe, Oliver (5th January, 1863) [D.] . 

21, East Cliff, Dover. 

Smith, Frederick Sharpe (13th July, 1866) [D.] . 

Died, 9th March, 1879 ; see Memorial Window in Chapel. 

Smith, Thomas Sharpe t (4th August, 1867) [D.^Sp.] ; XI. ^ 

1883 ; XV., 1884; left 1884. 

3rd East Kent Regiment (MiHtia), 1886 ; gazetted to 2nd 

(Duke of Wellington's) Regt., 1888 ; Lieut., June, 1890. 

2nd Duke of Wellington s Regiment, Sinionstoivn, S. Africa. 

Permanent Address, 7, Victoria Park, Dover. 

Smith, Edward Sharpe I (5th October, 1868) [D.— Sp.] ; XV., 
1886-87; left 1886. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; : Praefect. 



1878 (a), (6)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 45 

3rd Loyal North Lancashire Regiment (MiHtia), 1887; 
gazetted to 2nd Loyal North Lancashire Regiment 
(8ist), 1889; Lieutenant, December, 1891. 
2nd Batt. Loyal North Lancas. Regt., Fiilwood Barracks, Preston. 
Permanent Address, 7, Victoria Park, Dover. 

Sudlow, Edward (13th May, 1863) [Sp.] . 

Sudlow, John (14th December, 1865) [Sp.] . 

Swann, Francis Ernest (28th January, 1864) [Sp.] ; left 
1881(c). 

Admitted Solicitor of Supreme Court, May, 1887 ; Corin- 
thian Yacht Club, etc. ; North London Canine Associa- 
tion (Committee) ; married, 24th November, 1888. 

Tower Terrace, Wood Green, London'' N. 
Permanent Address, 38, Chancery Lane, London, W.C. 

1878. — Second Term. 

Borton, George Lucas Blackleyj (5th July, 1864) [Sch.] ; 
XV., 1880; left 1881. 

University of Cape Town ; Solicitor. 

Vryhuvg, British Bechuanaland, S. Africa. 
Per. address. Care of Mrs. Borton, 28, Lennox Road, Southsea. 

Cardew, Frederick AnstrutherJ (6th March, 1866) [Sp.] ; XV., 
1881-82-83 ; left 1883. 

Went out to Manitoba (1883) ; served in Canadian Army 
through Riel Rebellion, 1885 (Medal) ; then " Cowboy " 
in Mexico and S.W. ; then at Highland University, 
Kansas (three years), and one year at Seabury Divinity 
School, Minnesota ; then at King's College, London ; 
Theological Associateship, ist Class, 1891 ; ordained 
Deacon, December, i8gi ; Pr., 1892, London ; Curate 
of Kensington, 1891. 27, Gordon Place, Kensington. 

Dean, Alfred Ernest (12th December, 1861) [D.] . 

Farquharson, E. C. [Sp.] . 

Hall, Alfred E. (12th February, 1866) [D.] . 

Hall, Ernest C. (i6th October, 1867) [D.] . 

Hawkins, John Charles McLeod:t (28th March, 1867) [Sch.]; 
XL, 1884-85-86 (Captain, 1886); Bodkin Prize, 1884-85-86; 
Head of School, 1885-86; Scholarship, 1884; Granville 
Scholarship, 1885. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



46 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [iSjS (b), [c) 

Scholarship Jesus College, Cambridge, 1886 ; B.A., i88g. 
Care of Rev. R. M. Hanihins, 60, York Road, Brighton. 

Hawkins, Robert Leycester McLeod | (24th May, i86g) 
[Sch.] ; Scholarship, 1883; XI., 1886; XV., 1886-87; left 
1887 (a). 

Farming in Canada. SontJt. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 

Kellman, John (ist July, 1866) [Sch.] . 

Kellman, James Cragg (3rd January, 1869) [Sch.]. 

Killick, Arthur (13th March, 1867) [D.] ; left 1882. 

Went into residence at Downing College, Cambridge, 
1893. 
- Doivning College, Cambridge, and 33, London Road, Dover. 

Long, Frederick James (i8th February, 1867) [D.] . 

Norris, Frank Baker]: (5th November, 1865) [Sch.] ; XL, 
1881-82-83-84 (Captain, 1882-84); ^V., 1881-82-83-84 
(Captain, 1882-83); left 1884. 

Christ's College, Cambridge; B. A. ,1887; M.A., 1890; 
College XL, XV. (Captain) ; Addenbrooke's Hospital, 
1888-91 ; ist M.B., 2nd M.B., St. Bartholomew's 
Hospital, 1892. St. Bartholomeiv's Hospital. 

Pike, Christopher Bilton (5th January, 1868) [Sp.] ; XV., 

1883 ; left 1883. Secretary of O.D. Club, 1889-92. 
Piersfield, StreatJiam Common, S.W., and Hibernia Chambers, S.E. 

Smart, Duncan Cecil (5th July, 1861) [Sp.] . 

Winnall, Harry [Sp.] . 



1878.— Third Term. 

Arthur, Frederick Charles (23rd June, 1863) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1879. 

Barnard, David (2nd October, 1868) [D.] ; left 1881. 

Eastfield House, Spring Bank, Hull. 

Cardew, Cyril Duncan (8th September, 1867) [Sp.] ; left 1882. 

In Police Force, Thaiping, Perak, Straits Settlement. 

Care of Rev. F. A. Cardeiu, 21 , Gordon Place, Kensington, W. 

Clarke, Seymour Spencer Somerset | (15th March, 1886,) 
[Sp.— Sch.] ; XV., 1880-1885 ; Captain, 1883-4; XL, 1882- 
83 ; left 1885. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; % Praefect. 



1878 (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 47 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1885. 

1st Bait. Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, Edinhirgh 
Castle, N.B. 

Cordeaux, Edward Richard (nth October, 1866) [D.] ; died, 
24th November, 1879. 

Fenn, Ernest James (24th February, 1868) [D.] ; left 1881. 
Electrical Engineer. 

Neiv Zealand Electrical Syndicate, Wellington, Neiv Zealand. 

Field, Edward (20th January, 1866) [Sp.] . 

Gipps, Walter Herbert Bowdler (27th January, 1867) [D.] . 

Griffiths, William Walter Gilbert (3rd May, 1866) [Sp.] . 
2nd Lancers, Bombay Cavalry. 

Hunt, Edward \ (15th October, 1865) [Sp.] ; XV., 1882-3 ; left 

1883 {b). 

Assistant Engineer, Great Northern Railway, 1886-89; 

on Buenos Ayres Great South Railway, 1889-92;- 

General Manager of Central Railway, Venezuela, from 

May, 1893 ; married in Buenos Ayres, 24th Sept. 1891. 

Ferro-Carril Central de Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela. 

Permanent Address : Care of Hunt &> Sacrc, 26, Parliament 

Street, Westminster, S.W. 

Hunt, Robert Wallis | (29th October, 1868) [Sp.] ; XL, 
1887; XV., 1886-7; left 1887. 

Scholarship, 1887 ; Freshfield Exhibitioner, 1881 ; 
Astley Exhibitioner, 1882 ; Bodkin Prize, 1887 ; Head 
of School, 1886-7; Scholarship, Jesus College, Oxford, 
1886; Second Class Mods., 1889; Third Class Greats, 
1891 ; Oxford Univ. XV,, 1890-91. Hillhroiv, Rugby. 
Permanent Address : The Elms, Alleyn Park, West Dulivich. 

Jackson, Alfred Henry I (2nd July, 1862) [Sch.] ; XL, 1880; 
XV., 1878-79-80 ; left 1880. 
In Australia. 

Jackson, Randolph William | (7th June, 1866) [Sch.] ; XL, 
1881-82-83 ; XV., 1883 ; left 1883. 

Permanent Address ; 28, Fopstone Road, Earl's Court. 

Jacob, Wilham (3rd September, 1864) [D.] ; XL, 1881 ; left 

1881. 31, Grand Parade, Eastbourne. 

Permanent Address : J, Jevington Gardens, Eastbourne. 

Jacob, Thomas (i6th January, 1867) [D.] . 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (&), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



48 ' DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1878(c) '9 (a 

Jefferies, W. Allen R, (2nd August, 1866) [Sp.] ; deceased. 

Ludlow, Ernest Horatio (15th x\ugust, 1865) [Sp.] . 

Norton, Frederick Marmaduke William Cunningham (7th 
September, 1867) [Sch.] . 
In South Africa. 

Orr, Spencer Edward (24th June, 1866) [Sp.] ; XL, 1882; 
XV., 1881-82-83. 

Commission in Lancashire Fusiliers — resigned 1892. 

Raikes, Albert Edward (21st February, 1863) [Sp.] ; XV., 
1878-79 ; XL, 1879 ; left 1879. 

Thompson, Edward Copley (30th June, 1863) [Sch.] ; XV., 

1880-81 ; left 1 88 1 {b\. 

Emigrated to United States, April, 1882 ; moved to 

Manitoba, 1883, and served in Civil Service till 1884 > 

served through Riel Rebellion, 1885, received Medal 

and clasp and grant of 320 acres of land — lived on it 

till 1892, then moved to British Columbia. 

Perm. Add : Wethevsfield Ranch, Vernon, British Columbia. 

Watson, Robert Alexander Lyall (21st March, 1867) [Sp.] . 

Watson, James Dunbar Lyall (26th July, 1868) [Sp.] . 

1879. — First Term. 

Abrahams, Harry (20th September, 1865) [D.] . 

Byron, Frederick Rochfort (23rd December, 1867) [Sch.]; 
left 1883 {c). 

Joined Service of British South Africa Company, April, 
1891 ; on disbanding of B.S.A. Company's Military 
Force, December, 1891, transferred to Civil Police, now 
called Mashonaland Mounted Police ; promoted to 3rd 
Class Sergeant, September, 1893 ! ^ow Senior Sergeant 
in charge of Victoria District Police. 
Mashonaland Mounted Police, Victoria, Mashonaland, S. Africa. 
Care of Messrs. Stilwell and Sons, 21, Great George Street, 

Westminster. 
Cuff, E. S. (6th August, 1865) [D.] . 

Traveller. Folkestone. 

Farrell, Henry John William (25th December, 1867) [D.] . 

Lieutenant in Royal Artillery. See Army List. 
Greig, John Charles Hamilton (26th March, 1868) [Sch.] ; 
left 1884 (a). Junior Athenanm Club, Piccadilly, London, W, 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; J Praefect. 



1879 («)) (^)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 49 

Joseph, Walter (ist June, 1867) [D.] ■ 

Keeling, John William Howard (22nd November, 1864) [Sch.] ; 
left 1 881. 

Played football for Suffolk, 1886-87; married, i8th June, 

i88g. River House, EayVs Cohie, Essex. 

Keeling, Graham Beauchamp (i6th November, 1865) [Sch.]. 

Afterwards went on H.M.S. " Worcester" (prize, 1882). 

River Hotise, Earl's Colne, Essex. 
Kennett, Algernon Arthur Francis (6th August, 1868) [Sp.] . 
Linton, Hubert Dunoon (3rd May, 1865) [D.] • 

Le Mesurier, Eugene (27th November, 1866) [Sp.] ; left 
1882 (a). 

Commission in Marines, ist September, 1885 ; Plymouth 
Division till October, 1888 ; Appointed to 28th Bombay 
Pioneers, October, 1888 ; 6th Bombay Cavalry (Jacob's 
Horse), August, 1889; Adjutant, April, 1890; Indian 
Political Department, June, 1893. 

Assistant Political Agent, Zhob Valley, Afghanistan. 
Care of Messrs. King, King, and Co., Bankers, Bombay. 
Raikes, Edgar Paget (28th January, 1868) [Sp.] . 
Ridley, Francis (21st October, 1862) [St.— Sch.] ; deceased. 
Ridley, Edward Hope (24th February, 1866) [St. — Sch.]. 
Rowland, Henry Armitage :f (i6th October, 1866) [Sp.] . 
Spalding, Augustus James Ward (i6th March, 1865) [Sp.]- 



1879. — Second Term. 

Deacon, Samuel Charles (12th January, 1869) [D.] . 

Elwin, Ernest Barnes (24th November, 1869) [D.] ; left 
1887 (f). Indian Civil Service, 1888 ; Ball. Coh., Oxon.; 
went to India, 1890. Nursipatam, Vizagapatam, Madras. 

Permanent Address : Castle Street, Dover. 

Forde, Henry Bligh (30th October, 1867) [Sch.] ; left 1883 (^>), 
for Clifton College. 

Entered Cambridge University, October, 1886; joined 
Staff of Clarke, Forde, and Taylor, Civil Engineers, in 
1889 ; still with them. 
Permanent Address: St. Brendan's, Wimbledon, Surrey. 

Date after name, Birth; {a), (6), (c) first, second, and third term respectively. 

E 



^O DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [^879 (^) 

Forde, Desmonde (23rd April, 1869) [Sch.] ; left 1883 (b), for 
Clifton College ; Clifton XI, 1886; left 1886. 

Articled to Chartered Accountant, 1887 ; commenced 
practice as Chartered Accountant, July, 1893. 

St. Brendmi's, Wimbledon, Surrey. 
Care of Woodburn, Kirby and Co., 19, Birchin Lane, E.G.. 

Gauge, Frederick Whitechurch (17th January, 1868) [Sch.], 

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1891 (University College, 

London). 40, Court Street, Faversham.. 

Gange, Osmond Whitechurch (21st November, 1868) [Sch.], 

Gore, Robert Clements (3rd February, 1867) [St.] ; left 
i88o.' 

Lieut. 1886, Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, Edin- 
burgh Castle, N.B. 
Per. Ad : Care of Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross, W.C. 

Hunt, Bernard Alfred (3rd June, 1867) [Sp.] ; left 1884 (c). 

School of Mines, 1885-89 ; Associateship Diploma in 

Mining ; Assayer and Analytical Chemist to Michoacan 

Railway and Mining Company's works at Las Trojes, 

Mexico, 1889-92 ; Assayer and Mining Engineer to 

Mesquital del Oro Mining Co. at their Gold Mines 

in Mexico, (present position) ; Student of Inst. C.E.^ 

1892 ; transferred to Associate Membership, Feb., 1893. 

Present Address : Mesquital del Oro, via Guadalajara, Mexico. 

Permanent Address : The Elms, Alleyn Park, W. Duhvich. 

Matheson, Eric Grant (30th December, 1865) [Sch.] . 

Ormond, Harold Vere Selby (22nd August, 1866) [D. — 
Sch.]. 

Lieut., Lancashire Fusiliers, 1886, Poona, Bombay, India, 

Palmer, George WiUiam I (7th October, 1869) [D.] . 

Astley Exhibitioner, 1883; Astley Scholarship, 1884; 
Granville Scholar, 1886; First, R. M. A., Woolwich 
(Entrance), 1886; Trinity College, Cambridge, 1887; 
left 1888; Foundation Scholarship, Trinity College,. 
Cambridge, 1888, 3, Priory Street, Dover . 

Smith, Thomas Langford (12th January, 1863) [Sch.]. 

Warburton, Harris Grant (ist November, 1867) [D.] ; left 
1884. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ;[St.] Steedman's. J Praefect- 



1879 (^)> (^)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 5I 

Freshfield Exhibitioner, 1880; Astley Exhibitioner, 
1881 ; R. M. A., Woolwich, (3rd), 1884 ; left 1884 ; 
Indian Civil Service (19th), 1885: Balliol College, Oxon., 
1885; Indian Civil Service, 1887; Joint Magistrate, 
1892. . Allahabad, N.W. P., India. 

Vesey, Herbert Charles (17th January, 1864) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1880-81-82 ; Captain, 1881-2 ; left 1882. 
Indian Staff Corps, 2nd Sikh Infantry. 

Whitlock, Thomas Harrison (3rd August, 1865) TB.] ; left 
1881 
Married, 19th April, 1891. Silvevstone, Towcestev. 

Whylock, James Greetham Howard (14th October, 1863) 
[St.]: left 1879. 
Gazetted to North Cork Militia, 1883 ; transferred to 
West Kent Militia, 1884 ; gazetted to 2nd Gloucester 
Regiment, 25th November, 1885. 

Care of Cox and Co., Charing Cross, S.W. 
Permanent Address : Army and Navy Club, Pall Mall, S.W. 

1879.— Third Term. 

Arthur, Richard (25th October, 1865) [D.] . 

M.D., Edinburgh, 1891 ; M.B. and CM., 1888 ; married, 
March, 1890. 

Avenue Road, Mortman's Bay, Sydney, N. S. Wales. 

Bartlett, Edward Cecil (nth August, 1868) fSp.] ; left 
1886 {b). 

Civil and Mechanical Engineer, A. M. I. C. E. 

31, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill. 
Belden, Arthur (15th May, 1869). 

Boys, George Legrew (8th December, 1863) [Sch.] ; XL, 1880; 
XV., 1880; left 1880. Melbourne, Australia. 

Dixon, Mark William j (nth April, 1867) [Sch.] ; XL, 1885 ; 
XV., 1885 ; left December, 1885. 

Christ Church, Oxon., 1886 ; College R. U. F. C, XV. ; 
B.A., 1889 ; called to Bar, 1891 : played for Somerset- 
shire in County Championship, R. U. F. C, 1891 : 
Western Circuit, Bath, Somerset and Bristol Sessions. 

Western Park, Bath. 
Permanent Address : Albion Chambers, Bristol ; 

Doveton, George Joseph Marius Holroyd (4th January, 1865) 

[St.] . 

Date after name, Birth ; {a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

E — 2 



52 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1879 (c) 

Fuller, Robert Fitzherbert (7th April, 1863) [Sch.] ; died, 
27th November, 1884. 

Hart, Philip Theodore (3rd December, 1868) [D.] ; left 
1883. Perm. Add. : Godivym House, Godwyne Road. Dover. 
Hewett, Julius Winch (13th March, 1867) [Sp.]. 

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. St. Thomas's Hospital, London. 

Lawson, Arthur Ernest | (30th April, 1863, [Sch.l ; XI., 1880- 
81 ; XV., 1879-80-81 ; left 1881. 

October, 1883, Manager of Madras Mail ; 1886, Assistant 
Editor ; 1890, Co-Editor. Present position : Secretary 
to Madras Chamber of Commerce ; Gold Medal Madras 
Gymkhana Golf Club (from Scratch), and other Golfing 
successes. 123, Mount Road, Madras. 

Per. Add. : Madras Mail Office, and care oiH. S. King & Co., 

65, Cornhill, B.C. 
Lawson, Herbert Estill + (7th April, 1865) [Sch.] ; XL, 
1882; XV., 1 881-2 ; Victor Ludorum, 1882, then given to 
winner of Mile; left 1882 (b). 

Honours at Camborne School of Mines, holding medal 
and certificate of that School. 
Care of/. M. McLee,Esq., Box 565, Belle Ville, Ontario, Canada. 
Leishman, Archibald Edward (2nd June, 1868) [D.] ; left 
1882(a). Birmingham, Alabama, U.S.A. 

Mayhew, Christopher John (7th September, 1867). 
Middleton, Robert Moon (nth November, 1866) [D.] . 
Scott, D. J. XL, 1882 ; XV., 1881-2 ; left 1882. 

Smith, R. B. ' [Sch.] . 

Tait, Charles (17th October, 1862) [Sch.] ; XV., 1879-80-81. 

St. James's Park, Brechin. 

W^imberley, Charles Frederick Arabin (25th April, 186^) FD.] • 
left 1881. ^^ L J , 

Durham University, B.A., 1881 ; Captain of Durham 
University Rugby XV., and College Boat ; 2nd in 
100, and quarter in University Sports; M.A., 1891 ; 
ordained Deacon, 1889 (Llandaff) ; Pr., 1892, (York); 
Senior Assistant Master at Llandaff Cathedral School, 
1888-90 ; Master of Choir School and Precentor of 
Holy Trinity, Hull, 1890-3 ; Head Master of Chard 
Grammar School, 1893. 

The School House, Chard, Somerset. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [St.] Steedman's ; t Praefect. 



l88o (a)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 53 

1880.— First Term. 

Bird, Sidney James ( 1 2th June, 1868) [D.] ; Civil Engineer; 
Stud, Inst. C.E. ; married, 20th July, 1893. 

Permanent Address : Ivy Bank, Portland. 

Burnside, Edmund I (13th October, 1863) [Sch.] ; XL, 1881 ; 
XV., 1880-81 ; left 1881. 

Burnside, Bertram Wallace (19th October, 1866) [Sch.] . 

Bush, John N. I (12th June, 1864) [Sch.] ; XI., 1880 ; XV., 
1879-80-81 ; left 1 88 1. 

Permanent Address : Bay Cottage, Walton-on-TJiames. 

Cheyne, C. [D.] ; XL, 1880 ; left 1880. 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1880 (46th) ; Indian Staff Corps, 1882 ; 
Half-Pay, 1883. 

EUston, Albert Ernest (2nd September, 1865) [Sch.]. 

Evans, Herbert Frederick (28th April, 1866) [Sch.], 

Evans, Percy Charles (23rd December, 1868) [Sch.] ; 
drowned in Thames, ist May, 1882 ; see Dovorian, Tune, 
1882, No. 17. 

Evans, Herbert Symonds (14th November, 1868) [D. — Sp.] . 
Johnston, Joseph (ist January, 1870). 

Mayes, Herbert Frederick I (i6th July, 1869) [D-] ; Fresh- 
field Exhibitioner, 1882; Astley Exhibitioner, 1883; 
Mayor's Medal, 1884, 1887; R.M.A., Woolwich (2nd), 1886 ; 
left 1887 {h). 

Indian Civil Service, (6th), 1888 ; BalHol College, Oxford, 
1888-90; called to the Bar, 1890. 

Hoshangahad, Central Provinces, India. 
Permanent Address : Dover. 
Oakes, George William (i8th November, 1865) [D.— Sch.] . 
Phipps, Richard (26th May, 1865) [Sch.] . 

Clare College, Camb., B.A., 1887; M.A., 1891 ; Camb. 
Clergy Training School, 1887-8; Wells Theo. Coll., 
1888; ordained Deacon, 1889, Nor.; Pr., 1890; 
Curate of Great Yarmouth, 1889-91 ; All Saints' 
Cathedral, Wakefield, and Jane Lecturer, 1892. 

Cathedral Clergy House, Wakefield. 
Sargant. 

Shaw, Grenville Reid (29th September, 1868) [Sch.] . 

Date after name, Birth ; [a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



54 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1880 {o), (b) 

Symonds, Alfred Percival (25th March, 1865) [D. — Sp.] ; 
XI., 1881 ; left 1881 (c). 

Joined firm of Binny and Co., Madras, 1883. 

Care of Binny and Co., Madras, India. 

Warburton, Philip Bunbury (15th November, 1868) [D.] ; 

left 1885. Bank of Bengal, Calcutta. 

Wylde, Harold (19th January, 1868) [Sch.] . 

1880. — Second Term. 

Berry, Robert Sewers (20th July, 1869) [Sch.] ; left 1887 {b). 
St. George's Hospital, now M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., and 

L.S.A. Burton House, Wandsworth Common, S.W. 

Berry, Guy (5th November, 1870) [Sch.] ; left 1885(c). 

Surveyor, etc. Burton House, Wandsworth Common, S. W. 

Dane, Frederick Thomas (25th April, 1868) [D.] ; left 1881. 
Now in a commercial house, Pietermaritzburg, South 
Africa. 

Per. Add. : Denmark Cottage, Folkestone Road, Dover. 

Lightfoot, Thomas William (nth November, 1865) [D.] ; left 
1885. 

Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1887 ; gazetted, Aug., 
1888, to 2nd Batt. South Wales Borderers; entered 
Indian Staff Corps, July, 1892; 8th Bengal Infantry. 

Gautalc, Sikhim. 
Permanent address : 8th Bengal Infantry, Saugov, India. 

Spragge, Francis Albert George (30th June, 1871) [D,] . 

TuUoch, Angus Alexander Gregorie (21st May, 1867) [Sp.] ; 
left 1885 {b). 

Class II., Law Tripos, Camb., 1888 ; admitted Solicitor, 
Dec, 1892; in Solicitor's Final Exam., June, 1892, 
obtained the Clement's Inn Prize and the Daniel 
Reardon Prize, and Stephen Heeks' Medal, 1892. 

77, Princess Street, Manchester. 

Tulloch, Thomas Gregorie (15th July, 1868) [Sp.] ; left 1886; 
R.M.A., Woolwich, 1886 ; represented R.M.A. v. R.M.C. 
in Athletics, 1887, winning high jump, 5ft. 8 Jin. (record), 
and pole jump, 9ft. Gin. ; winning Challenge Bugle as 
Champion Athlete; R.M.A. XV., 1887; entered R.A., 
Feb., 1888. School of Gunnery, Shoeburyness. 

Permanent Address : care of Cox and Co., Charing Cross. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; t Praefect, 



l88o (b), (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 55 

Wilkin, Rupert (22nd August, 1869) [Sch.] ; left 1882 (b). 

The Warren, Bechenham, Kent. 

AVilliamson, Herbert James (12th August, 1866) [Sch.] . 

Selwyn College, Camb., B.A., 1892 ; ordained Deacon, 
1892 (St. Alban's) ; Curate of Harlow. 

1880.— Third Term. 

Beatson, Leonard F. (28th December, 1865) [D.]. 

R. M. C. Sandhurst, 1885-6 ; Lieut, in Warwickshire 
Regiment ; resigned 1893. 

Beatson, Harold A. (21st May, 1869) [D.] . 

Bush, E. A. . [Sch.] ; XL, 1881-82. 

Pelhani Road, Wimbledon. 
Ditmas, F. B. [D.] . 

Ditmas, A. R. [D.] ; 9th Madras Regiment, 

Deputy Assistant Commissary General ; served in Burmah 
Expedition, 1887-89 ; Medal with clasp. 

Ellston, Francis W. (23rd January, 1867) [Sp.] . 

Ellston, John (20th February, 1868) [Sp.] . 

Ellston, Charles (25th August, 1870) [Sp.] . 

Evans, Paj^n de Turberville (nth February, 1868) [D.] ; left 

1884. 7007, Pine Street, San Francisco, California. 

Permanent Address : Bnckland Vicarage, Dover. 

Gibson, Walter E (9th August, 1871) [D] . 

Hills, Edward H. (17th November, 1867) [D.] . 

9, Fovdwych Rd., West Hampstead, N. W., and Park Avenue, Dover, 

Holmes, Ernest Lewin | (8th August, 1864) [Sch.] ; left 
1883 [b). 

St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886 ; M.A., 1890 ; 

Assistant House Master at Cheltenham College, 1886- 

93 ; oidained Deacon, 1890; Pr., 1891 ; Assistant Curate, 

Christ Church, Cheltenham. 

Hazelwell, College Road, Cheltenham. Per. Ad., Wye, Kent. 

Manvell, Arnold Edward WilHam (ist July, 1868) [D.] ; left 

1885 {b). 

Wycliffe Hall, Oxford ; B.A., 1891 ; ordained Deacon, 

1892 (SaHsbury) ; Curate of Sherborne and Castleton, 

Dorset. Sherborne, Dorset. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), {h), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



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Perceval, Samuel Rodney S. (gth November, 1867) [Sch.] . 

Coimhatare, Madras, India, 

Ponsford, Percy R. (6th April, 1865) [Sch.] ; XL, 1883 ; 
XV., 1881-82-3; deceased. 

Prendergast, Claud M. (24th August, 1866) [D.] 

Richards, Edward D. G. (17th October, 1863) [D.] ; Lieut. ^ 
2nd Batt. South Staff. Regiment (80th), Egypt. 

Sudlow, Francis (4th July, 1868) [Sp.] , 

Vaughan, Gus Albert (19th February, 1868) [Sch.] ; left 1885. 
Went to Australia, 1886 ; returned, 1893, 

3, High Street, Folkestone. 

Welsford, Arthur Gerald (i8th December, 1864) [Sch.] ; left 
1882 {c). 

Caius College, Cambridge ; ist Class Nat. Science Tripos,, 
Cambridge; B.A., 1886; M.E., B.C., Cantab., 1889 ; 
. M.D., Cantab., 1892 ; F.R.C.S., England, 1892 ; House 
Surgeon, London Hospital, 1890 ; Clinical Medical 
Assistant, 1889 ; Assistant Medical Officer, Central 
London Sick Asylum, 1891-2 ; Assistant Demonstrator 
of Physiology, Cambridge University, 1887; married, 
14th ]Jecember, 1892. 6, Cambridge Terrace, Dover. 

Young, — 



1881.— First Term. 

Brown, Frederick Robert (30th April, 1868) [Sp.] ; XV., 
1884; admitted Solicitor, 1891. 

Bush, Harry Stebbing + (7th October, 1871) [Sch.] ; XL, 1885- 
86-87-88 (Capt., 1888); XV., 1887-88-89; Victor Ludorum, 
1889 ; left 1889 (b). 

Football for Surrey, 1890 ; Lieut, in Queen's Own Reg. ; 
Meerut, India. Hann'ortJi House, Hanworth, Middlesex, 

Elwin, Edgar [D.] . Castle Street, Dover, 

Engelbach, Ernest Charles^(28th August, 1867) [Sch.] . 

Laurie, Alexander Cecil (5th January, 1869) [Sp.] ; XL, 1884- 
85 ; XV., 1885 ; played Football for Kent Rovers, 1886-87- 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; J Praefect. 



l88l {a), (b)] DOVKR COLLEGE REGISTER. ' 57 

88 ; for Calcutta F.C., 1890 ; in India, Nov. 1888-91 ; 2nd 
Prize open 100 and open quarter, Calcutta, i8gi. 

3, Lyndhurst Gardens, Hampstead, N .W . 
Permanent Address: 14, St. Mary Axe, E.G. 

Milson, Ernest Henry [Sp.] . 

Parsons, Courtney [D.] . 

N. Staff. Infirmary, HartsMU, Stoke-on-Trent 
Care of C. Parsons, Esq., M.D., 7, Waterloo Grescent, Dover. 

Pitcher, Henry Henderson (6th December, 1870) [Sp.] . 

Tweedie, Maurice Carmichael (23rd March, 1870) [Sp.] ; XV., 
1887-88. Faizahad, Oudh, India.. 

Wood, John Witham Alexander (7th October, 1867) [D.] . 

Woodman, Ernest Barrington [: (19th October, 1865) [Sp.] ; 
XL, 1881-82-83-84 (Capt., 1883) ; XV., 1882-83-84; left 

1884 {h). 

Pemb. College, Cambridge ; B.A. 1889 ; ordained 
Deacon, 1890, Roch. ; Pr., 1891; M.A., 1892; Curate of 
Holy Trinity, Richmond, 1890; of St. Matthew's, St. 
Leonard's-on-Sea, 1893. 

St. Matthew's, St. Leonards-oii-Sea. 

Woodman, Leicester William (21st January, 1868) [Sp.]. 

87, Shooter's Hill Road, BlacMieath, S.E. 

1881 — Second Term. 

Bell, William + (29th April, 1868) [Sch.] ; XL, 1885-S6 ; XV., 
1883-84-85-86 ; left 1886. 

Bell, Thomas Dobson \ (30th January, 1870) [Sch.] ; 
Scholarship, 1884; XL, 1886-87 (Capt., 1887); XV., 1884- 
85-86-87 (Capt., 1886-7); left 1887 (^). 

Univ. Coll. Hospital, Gower Street ; played Football for 

United Hospitals. Univ. Goll. Hospital, Gotver Street. 

Permanent Address ; Brampton, Gnmberland. 

Bowes, Frederick I (i6th December, 1867) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1885-86 ; left December, 1886. 

Exhibition, \\'adham Coll., Oxford; 2nd Class Mods., 

1888 ; ditto Greats, 1890 ; Ceylon Civil Service, 1891. 

Secretariat, Golombo, Geylon. Per. Ad., 7, Rne Bassano, Paris. 

Brackenbury, Lionel Wilhelm (8th April, 1868) [Sch.] ; left 

1885 {b). 

Date after name, Birth; (n), {h), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. - 



58 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1881 (b) 

Passing direct into Sandhurst (19th) ; passed out with 
honours, 1886 ; Commission in ist East Surrey Regt., 
1886; joined Regt., Allahabad, Nov., 1886; gained 
medal and two clasps for Lushai Chin Campaigns ; 
entered Indian Staff Corps, 44th Goorkha Regt., 1890; 
mortally wounded at Manipur, leading a small party 
of native soldiers against the Senapati, 24th March, 
1 89 1. See Dovovian, No. 71, July, 1891, and inscription 
in Chapel. 

Burt, James Lyndon (24th January, 1865) ; XL, 1881-82 ; 
XV., 1881-2 ; left 1882 [h). 

Coulthard, Joseph Thwaites (30th August, 1864) [Sp.] . 

Coulthard, Frederick John (8th April, 1866) [Sp.] . 

Davey, Ernest Llewellyn (5th April, 1869) [Sch.J . 
Medical Student. 

Care of Dv. R. S. Davey, Hill House, Walmey. 

Fenn, Edwin Anthony (22nd March, 1890) [D.] ; left 188 1 {c) 

for Borden School, Sittingbourne, in which he became 

Captain of Cricket and Football, leaving 1886 ; since 

travelling in Canada, America, Japan, China, and 

India. At present purser of R.M.S.S. 'M. Apcar.'' 

S.S. " Avvatoon Apcav,"" care of Apcav and Co., Calcutta. 

Permt. Address : care of Messrs. Apcav and Co., Calcutta, India. 

Foster, Douglas Edward (i6th October, 1867) [D.] ; left 1884. 
Stock Exchange. 

Permanent Address : Ripple Vale, Ripple, Near Dover. 

Gibbon, Arthur Francis Vincent (7th August, 1866) [Sp.] ; 
left 1884. 

Entered Banking Firm of Messrs. Herries, Farquhar and 

Co., May, 1885, which firm is now amalgamated with 

Lloyd's Bank. Bletchington House, Belvedere, Kent. 

Permanent Address : 16, St. James's Street, S.W., and 

Junior Constitutional Club, Piccadilly, S.W. 

Harries, — [D.] . 

Ibbetson, Charles Henry Boscawen (4th March, 1867) [Sp.] . 

Ibbetson, Morice Edward Levett (i6th June, 1868) [Sp.] . 

Keeling, Herbert Venn (21st May, 1867) [Sch.] ; XL, 1883-4; 
left 1884 (b). ■ 

Sussex County XV. (R.U.) 1886-7 ; married, 28th Oct., 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's ; I Praefect. 



l88l (b), (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 59 

1891 ; Captain Lake County C.C., California, 1892' 
see letter in Dovovian, No. 73, Dec. i8gi. 
Permanent Address: Lakeporf, Lake County, California, U.S.A. 

Leith, — [D— Sp.] . 

O'Neil, — [D.] . 

Smith, Charles Edward (30th November, 1867) [Sch.] . 



1881.— Third Term. 

Bell, Marmaduke Alexander Thomas (loth October, 1867) 

[Sch.] . 

Craik, — [Sch.]. 

Denne, Cecil Gordon t (15th March, 1867) [W.— D.] ; XV. 
1885 ; left 1885 (b). 

N.W.P. and Oudh Police Force, 15th Nov., 1886; pro- 
moted to charge of a District Police Force, Oct., 1888. 

Budaon, N.W.P., India. 
Permanent Address : N. W.P. and Oudh Police, India. 

Evans, Harold Ward (13th December, 1871) [D.] . 

Foster, Philip (5th January, 1866) [Sp.] ; R.M.A., Woolwich 
(Entrance) 1882 ; left 1882 {c). 

Commission in R.A., 9th Dec, 1884. 

Crownhill Fort, R.S.O., S. Devon. 
Permanent Address : Army S'Navy Club, Pall Mall, or 

Crinnis, Par Station, Cornwall. 

Garsia, Clare James (30th November, 1869) [Sch.] . 

Hight, William Walter (22nd June, 1870) [Sch.— D.] ; XV., 

1888; left 1888 (c). 
Care of S. M. Hight, Carara Estate, Yercand, Sheveroy Hills, India. 
Care oi Lt. Gen. Hight, Claremont, Park Avenue, Dover. 

Hughes, Francis Townshend Cunynghame (8th August, 1866) 
[D.— Sp.] ; left 1884 {b). 
Commission in Army, May, 1885; entered Indian Staff 
Corps, Feb., 1887. 

Permanent Address : Erinpnra, Rajputana, India. 

Hughes, Charles Morland Cunynghame (29th April, 1870) ; 
left 1882. 

Permanent Address : Bank of Montreal, Montreal, Canada. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (r), first, second, and third term respectively. 



6o DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1881 [c) 

Hulke, Sydney Backhouse (8th February, 1871) [Sch.] ; XV. ^ 
1886; left 1886. 

Middlesex Hospital, May, 1887; R.F., XV., 1887-91; 
Challenge Sculls, 1888 ; M.R.C.S., Eng. and L.R.C.P., 
Lon., Dec, 1892. 162, Holland Road, Kensington, W. 

Hunter, Reginald James | (19th August, 1871) [Sp.] ; XI. ^ 
1888; XV., 1888-9; Victor Ludorum Cup, 1886 and 1888; 
left 1889 (^0- 

Joined Dymes and Co., Madras, Sept., i8go. 

Permanent Address : Dymes &• Co., Madras, India. 

Knocker, Reginald Edward (13th September, 1870) [Sch.]; 
left i88_7 {h). 

Admitted as Solicitor, Sept., 1893. 

Permanent Address : Castle Hill House, Dover, 

^Lee, Edgar Blaker (loth September, 1867) [W.] ; left 1883 {c). 
Partner in father's business (J. B. Lee & Sons, Timber 
Merchants, 3, Gracechurch Street, E.C.) 
Permt. Address : Snmmerfield, Ravenshonvne Park, Catfovd, Kent. 

Lee, John Bennett (3rd October, 1869) [W.] ; left 1885 (f). 

Partner in his father's business, as above. 
Permt. Address : Snmmerfield. Ravenshonrne Park, Catford, Kent. 

Macdougall, Dugald (loth May, 1867) [D.] ; left 1883. 
M.B. and CM., Glasgow, July, 1891. 

High Street, Campden, Gloucester. 
Permanent Address : Dainskir, Fort Road, Newhaven, Sussex. 

Musgrave, Richard Rosewell [Sch.] . 

Pain, Albert Culmer (3rd November, 1866) [D.] ; Captain of 
Day Boys' Football Club ; left 1882. 

66, North Street, Brighton. 
Permanent Address: 10 J, Maison Dieu Road, Dover. 

Pierce, Walter John (9th September, 1869) [W.] ; left 1885 {h). 
Champion Northampton County Running and Swimming, 

1 89 1. Castilian House, Northampton. 

Tottenham, Robert Loftus (29th October, 1865) [Sp.] ; XV.,, 
1883 : Royal Cadet, Sandhurst, 1884 ; Indian Staff Corps ; 
Qr. Mr., 25th Bengal Infantry. 

Wellesley, Herbert Arthur % (15th August, 1867) [W.] ; XV., 
1881-2-3-4-5; (Captain, 1884-5); XL, 1883-4 ; left 1885. 
Married, 29th Feb., 1892. Stock Exchange, London. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.jSparke's; [W.] Walters'; J Praefect. 



l88l (c) '82 (a)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 61 

Wellesley, Cecil George | (30th September, 1869) [W.I ; 
XV., 1885-6; XL, 1886; left 1886. 
24th Middlesex R.V., 1890. 

41, Gvosvenov Square, London, W. 
Per. Add. : Bachelors' Club, Hamilton Place, London, W. 

Wilkin, Lancelot (loth March, 1871) [Sch.] ; left 1883 («)• 
Afterwards at Haileybury College, 1883-1890; Pemb. 
Coll., Camb., 1890. ■ The War /en, Beclenham, Kent. 

1882— First Term. 

Adair, Arthur John :|: (17th March, 1867) [W.] ; Head of 
House, 1885 ; Secretary of Debating Society at its founda- 
tion ; left 1885 {c). 

Trin. Coll., Dublin, Nov., 1886; B.A. 1890; M.B., 1893 ; 

Secretary and Treasurer of Univ. Harriers, and on 

Athletic Committee. 43, Haddington Road, Dublin. 

Permanent Address: 21, Crawford Square, Londonderry. 

Adair, Francis Robert (2nd August, 1868) [W.] ; left 1884(c). 
Served time in Engineer's Office ; employed by Board of 
Works, Dubhn, 3 years ; Asst. County Surveyor, 
Garvagh, Co. JLondonderry. 

Permanent Address : Londonderry. 
Bell, Walter [Sch.] . 

Brackenbury, Henry Langton (26th April, 1868) [D.] ; after- 
wards at Leamington ; Master at Sir E. Hay Currie's 
School, Folkestone. 

Brown, James Mortimer (3rd November, 1866) [Sp.] . 

Browne, Arthur Howell (i8th April, 1870) [W.] ; left 1889 {c). 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1890. See Army List. 
Charrosin, Eugene Harry (24th November, 1868) [D.] . 

Child, Herbert Alexander (3rd April, 1870) [Sp.] ; second in 
List of Naval Cadets, 1883 ; ^eft 1883. 

Midshipman , R.N. , July, 1885; Lieut., July, 1891 ; on 
H.M. gunboat Thrush, 1892 ; Cape of Good Hope and 
West Africa. See Navy List. 

Child, Bertram Frederick (6th October, 1872) [Sp.] . 
Day, Walter (17th March, 1867) [W.] ; Mayor's Medal, 1882. 
Debenham, Harold Corner (26th March, 1868) [W.] ; left 
1885. Farmer. Per. Ad.: Kelsham House, Headcorn, Kent. 

Date after name, Birth ; («), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



62 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1882 (a) 

Forbes, George Francis Reginald (6th September, 1866) [W.] . 
Joined i8th Royal Lancers, 2nd Battn., Aug., 1893. 

Lucknow, India. 

Gash, Percy Reginald Frederick (13th November, 1868) [D.] . 

Henderson, C. [D.] . 

Ambleside, Castra Rd., Nr. Ulversfone, Tasmania. 

Hills, Clement (loth May, 1869) [Sp.— D.] ; left 1885. 

Permanent Address : Shortlands, Park Avenue, Dover. 

Kirby, Murdock W. (23rd June, 1865) [W.] ; XL, 1882; left 
1882 {c). 

In Ontario, Canada, 1885-88 ; in 1888 settled on a section 
of Government Land in British Columbia. 
Permt. Address : Glenwood Post Office, Langley, British Columbia, 

and Mayfield, Sussex. 

Lawson, Robert Hosier (29th August, 1870) [Sch.] . 

Musgrave, Henry A. F. (14th November, 1869) [Sch.] . 

Passingham, Robert Townshend (15th October, 1867) [D.] . 
Indian Staff Corps. 

Plunkett, Arthur William Valentine, (4th May, 1868) [D.— 
W.]; left 1884(c). 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1886; 2nd Lieut., Manchester Regt., 

March, 18S8 ; Lieut., Nov., 1889. Dinapore, Bengal. 

Permt. Address : Care of Messrs. Cox &= Co.. 17, Charing Cross. 

Plunkett, Edward Abadie t (28th July, 1870) [W.] ; XL, 
1886 ; left 1887. 

Gazetted to loth (Lincolnshire) Regt., March, 1892. 
Permt. Address : care of Messrs. Cox S' Co., Charing Cross ^ 

Satchell, Arthur Wild (loth July, 1886) [D.] ; died, 9th Nov., 

1888. 
Shaw, Edward Wingfield (9th June, 1867) [W.] . 

Talbot, Arthur Maynard I (7th December, 1868) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1886; Editor of Dovorian, 1886-87; left 1887 [b). 

Mayor's Medal, 1887; Math. Sch., Trinity Hall, C amb., 
1887; Foundation Scholarship, 1889; Law Student- 
ship, Trin. Hall, 1892; 3rd Sen. Op. Math. Tripos, 
1891 ; ist Class Law Tripos, 1892 ; called to Bar 
(Inner Temple), 1893.. /4, Stafford Terrace,Kensington, W. 

Towse, Clifford Henry (2nd November, 1869) [Sch.] . 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; [W.] Walters' ; X Praefect. 



l882 (b)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 63 

1882. — Second Term. 

Beadle, Clayton (23rd June, 1868) [Sch.] ; left 1884 (a). 

Consulting Chemist to Joynson's Paper Mills, St. Mary 
Cray; reported on Fibres, Indian and Colonial Exhibn., 
1886 ; engaged in a tour round the world, examining 
fibres for paper, 1889, with the assistance of the 
Chamber of Manufacturers ; entered into partnership 
with Messrs. Cross and Bevan, 1891 ; Fellow of 
Chemical Society and of the Imperial Institute. 

Joint author with Messrs. Cross and Bevan of trea- 
tise on paper making (published by G. and F. N. 
Spon), and of numerous pamphlets and articles 
connected with the subject. 

Bedonwell, Belvedere, Kent. 
Beadle, Howard (31st January, 1871) [Sch.] ; left 1887 {a). 

Avenue Cottage, Brough, E. Yorks. 
Per. add. : care of Beadle Bros., Erith, Kent (to be forwarded). 

.Birch, Charles (nth September, 1873) [D.] . 

Bird, Robert Macdonald (27th January, 1871) [Sch.] ; Capt. 
2nd XI., 18871 XV., 1886-7; left 1887 {h). 

Royal School of 'Mines and Royal Coll. of Science, 
1887-91 ; First in ist Class Honours, Practical Metal- 
lurgy, I St Class Advanced Mining Govt. Science 
Exams., 1891 ; Capt. Rowing Club ; Rugby F. XV., 
1887-91; Hon. Capt. Middlesex Wand. R.F.C., 1892-3. 
Hon. Sec. and Treas. O. D. Club, 1893. 

5, Gloucester Crescent, Hyde Park, W. 

Downes, Oliver Longcroft (13th August, 1870) [W.] ; Scholar- 
ship at College ; left July, 1886. 

Then with Messrs. Wren and Gurney ; R.M.C., Sand- 
hurst (at head of list), Dec, 1889; Second Lieut., 59th 
Regt., Dec, 1891 ; transferred to 30th Regt., Feb., 
1892 ; appntd. Probationer to Indian Staff Corps, 7th 
Bombay Lancers, nth April, 1893. 
7th Bombay Lancers, Jacodabad, Bombay, and care of Committee. 
Genl. Doivnes, 7, Earl's Court Square, S. Kensington, S.W. 

Evans, Percyl (i6th November, 1868) [Sp.] ; XV., 1885-6; 
left 1886. 

London Matric, Div. I., 1886; M.R.C.S., Eng., and 
L.R.C.P., Lond., 1891; M.B., B.S., Univ. of Durham, 
1893- 2, Foxton Villas, Richmond. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



64 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1882 (b) 

Hart, Arthur Henry Seton (19th July, 1870) [W.— D.] ; left 
1885 (a). 

Afterwards at Clifton Coll. and King William's Coll., Isle 
of Man ; R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1889 ; passed out with 
honours, i8go ; Second Lieut., East Surrey Regt., Oct., 
1890 ; Lieut., June, 1892. 

7sf Batt. East Survey Regt., Agra, India. 
Per. Add. : care of Messrs. Cox and Son, Charing Cross. 
Levy, Walter (12th January, 1868) [Sp.] . 

Care of Guillermo Levy, St. Salvador, Central America. 

Locke, Albert Walter (2nd November, 1868) [W.] . 

O'Brien, Aubrey John |: (5th December, 1870) [Sch.] ; left 
1888. 

R.M.A., Woolwich, (i_4th), 1887; R.M.C., Sandhurst, 
(13th) Dec, 18S9 ; First in two-mile race, Sandhurst, 
1890, and second in one mile ; gazetted to Loyal 
North Lane. Regt. (47th), July, 1891. Colaha, Bombay. 

O'Brien, Edward :]: (20th September, 1872) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1889-90 ; left 1890 {h). 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1890-1 ; first in high jump, R.M.C., 
5ft. 5in., 1891, and tied first R.M.C. v. R.M.A.; 
gazetted to Royal Irish Regt. (i8th), Dec, 1891 ; pro- 
ceeded to India, March, 1892. 

The Royal Irish, LucJcnow, India. 
Page, Vaughan (13th November, 1868) [D.] ; left 1885 (c). 
Solicitor's Final, Jan., 1892. 

4, Hurndall Cottages, Mottingham, Eltham, Kent. 
Permanent Address : Walmer Court, W aimer. 

Parsons, Cecil (8th December, 1870) [Sp.] ; left Dec, 1888. 
Passed into Army, Sept., 1890; gazetted to ist Batt. 
" The Queen's," Feb., 1891. Malta. 

Per. Address: 7, Palmeira Avenue, West Brighton, Sussex. 

Raven, Percy John (20th December, 1870) [D.] . 

Ross, Frederic William Forbes, (17th December, 1867) [Sp.] ; 
XL, 1884-5 ; left 1885. 

Edinburgh University ; Silver Medal for Anatomy, Royal 
College of Surgeons, 1886; Gold Medal for Anatomy, 
Edin. Univ., 1887; M.B., CM., 1889; M.D., 1893; 
M.R.C.S., Eng., i8go; L.R.C.P., 1893; married, 
27th April, 1892. 
747, Victoria Road, Neiv Brighton, Cheshire, and 61 , Lord Street, 

Liverpool. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's; [W. [ Walters' ; J Praefect. 



l882 {b), (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 65 

Sherman, Percy Frederic de la Feuillade (8th August, 1869) 
[W.]; XV., 1884-5-6; left 1886 (a). 
Joined Burma Police, 1887; presented at Durbar; Assis- 
tant Police Officer to Fort White, 1891 ; Burmese 
Campaign Medal and Clasp, 1887-9 ; Chin Lushai, 
1891-2. 
The Dog Kennels, Cranbrook, Kent, and care of Inspector General 

of Police, Rangoon, Burma. 
Sladden, Lewis Coster (27th March, 1867) [D.] . 

Surveyor at Inglefield, N. Island of New Zealand ; en- 
gaged in topographical survey of Southern Alps of New 
Zealand; Admitted as Surveyor, Sep., 1891 ; Member 
of New Zealand Inst, of Surveyors, 1893 ! partner 
with R. H. Davies, Oct., 1892. 

Ingleivood, Taranaki, New Zealand. 
Sly, William C. (8th April, 1867) [Sp.] . 

Stevenson, Harold Thomas (24th March, 1868) [W.] . 

Scholarship, 1886; Open Math. Scholarship, Trin. Hall, 
Camb., 1886; Class II. Math. Tripos, 1889. 

45, Gresham Road, Brixton, S. W. 

Symonds, Lewis Frederick (6th February, 1873) [Sp-] • 
Deceased. 



1882.— Third Term. 

Annesley, Cecil Marcus (3rd March, 1866) [Sp.] . 
R. M. C, Sandhurst, 1886. 

Arnold, Harold Baynes (12th January, 1867) [Sch.] . 

Boothby, Francis Stuart Evelyn (23rd April, 1867) [Sch.] 
XV., 1884-5 ; left 1885. 

Entered Army (The Lincolnshire Regiment) 1887 
married, 3rd Aug., 1893. The Barracks, Lincoln 

Perm. Add. : Care of Messrs. Cox and Co., 16, Charing Cross 

London y S.W. 
Corbett, Ewan Percy (13th November, 1869) [Sch.] . 

Craig, Owen Tudor (2nd November, 1864) [D.] ; Mayor's 
Medal for Math., 1883 ; left 1884. 

Exhibition at Queen's Coll., Camb., 1884; died, 3rd Jan., 
1885. 

Date after name, Birth ;' (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

F 



66 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1882 (c) 

Craig, Douglas Tudor (7th May, 1867) [D.] ; left 1885. 

St. John's Coll., Oxon. ; Third Class Class. Mods., 1887 ;, 
B.A., 1888; M.A., 1892; ordained Deacon, 1890,. 
(Roch.) ; Pr., 1891 ; Curate of Battersea, 1890. 

43, Hyde Lane, Battersea, S.W.. 

Foster, Cecil (8th April, 1868) [Sp.] . 

Crinnis, Par Station, Cornwalh 

Gordon, Alexander S. (27th April, 1871) [D.] . 

Grant, Francis Douglas (i6th April, 1868) [Sch.] ; left 

1885 (b). 

R. M. C, Sandhurst, (23rd), 1885 ; represented R. M. C, 
V R. M. A. in Athletic Sports, 1886; entered Army,. 
Feb., 1887; Indian Staff Corps, 1888; 6th Pun- 
jab Infantry; Hazara Expedn. (Medal with clasp);. 
Miranzai Expedn. Militaiy Accounts Department, India. 

Greig, Arnold Alexander (i6th October, 1871) [Sch.] ; left 

1886 (b). 

In printing trade ; appointed representative of Messrs. 
White and Pike, of Birmingham (London Branch),. 
1893 ; married, 25th Oct., 1892. 

Holmdene, New Eltham, Kent. 

Gunter, Francis Ernest (i8th May, 1869) [W.] ; XV., 1885-6^ 
left 1886 (b). 

Edin. Univ. ; L.R.C.P. and L.R.C.S., Edin., 1891 ; 
M.B., Edin., 1893; Edin. Univ. XV., 1890-91; Edin. 
Univ. B. C. Trial Fours, 1892 ; House Surgeon,, 
Devonshire Hospital, Buxton, 1892. 

4, Medway Villas, Neiv Brompton, Kent. 
Perm. Add. : 9, Gwendivr Road, W. Kensington, W. 

Gunter, Austin Herbert (nth .November, 1870) [W.] ; Fresh- 
field Exhib., 1883; Astley Scholar, 1884; Scholarship, 
1885; Mayor's Medal, 1888; left 1888. 

R. M. A., Woolwich (2nd), 1887 ; Indian Civil Service 
(9th), 1889: Clare Coll., Camb., 1889-91: Assistant 
Commissioner in Punjab, Nov., 1891. 

Abota, Hazara, Punjab, India. 
Perm. Add. : 9, Gwendwr Road, W. Kensington, W, 

Hetherington, Barker Thomas (22nd August, 1867) [Sp.] ; left 
1883 (r). 

Auctioneer ; married, 1893. 

Perm. Add. : Beckfoot, RocTccliffe, Carlisle. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; [W.] Walters'; J Praefect, 



l882 (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. , 67 

Heywood, Charles Frederic (28th May, 1868) [W.] . 

Heywood, Thomas (20th September, 1867) [W.] . 

Hunt, Victor Robert (12th December, 1866) [W.] . 

Lamb, Albert R. (29th October, 1868) [W.] . 

Long, Sydney George Hadlow (15th November, 1869) [D.] . 

Macquoid, Charles Edward Every Francis Kirwan (2nd 

August, 1869) [W.]; XI, 1886; XV., 1886; left 1886 (c). 

Commission in 8th King's (Liverpool) Regt., February, 

1888 ; now Squadron Officer, ist Lancers, Hyderabad 

• Contingent. 

Care of Messrs. W. Watson and Co.,. Northumberland Avenue, 

Charing Cross. 

Middleton, Stephen Douglas (30th July, 1868) [Sch.] . 

Student at St. John's Coll., Winnipeg, preparing for 
ordination. St. John's College, Winnipeg, U.S.A. 

O'Brien, Murrough Charles (2nd May, 1868) [Sch.]. 

Captain, United Hospitals' Hare and Hounds, 1889 ; 
represented United Hospitals in Athletics against 
Camb. Univ. 

Ogilvie, Frederick Forbes (7th February, 1871) [Sp.] . 

Swann, Arthur Henry (19th August, 1868) [Sp.] ; XL, 1884- 

Passed Solicitors' Final Exam., Easter, 1891 ; entered 

Corpus Coll., Camb., October, 1892 ; Coll. Lent Boat, 

1893 ; XV., 1893 ; President of Camb, Inter-Coll. 

Christian Union. Corpus Christi Coll., Camb. 

Perm. Add. : 65, Burnt Ash Hill, Lee, Kent. S.E. 

Thomas, Wilham Henry (15th October, 1867) [Sch.] ; Editor 
of Dovorian, 1885-6 ; left 1886 {b). 

Returned as Master, 1888; left 1893 (^) ! preparing for 
Ordination at Salisbury Theo. College. 

The Chorister's School, Salisbury ; and Belvedere, Kent. 

Turnbull, Peveril Ambrose (23rd June, 1870) [D.] ; left 
1884 {b). 

King's School, Canterbury, 1884-89 (Scholar) ; Exhib., 
C.C.C. Cambridge, 1889; College Prizes for Classics; 
B.A., 3rd Class Class. Tripos., 1892 ; Coll. Football 
XI. ; Master at Ashbourne House, Harrow-on-the- 
Hill. Vine Cottage, Roxeth Hill, Harrow. 

Permanent Address ; The Vicarage, Ewell, Dover. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



68 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1882 (c), '3 (a), (&) 

Vesey, William (ist May, 1868) [Sch.] ; XV., 1884. 

Ward, Victor Leigh (26th December, 1870) [W,] . 

Ward, Oscar Rodney (27th December, 1871) [W.] . 

Wynter, Hugh Talbot (26th September, 1872) [Sch.] ; after- 
wards at Westward Ho ! United Services Coll. ; R.M.A., 
Woolwich, 1893 ; Lieut, in R.A., 33rd Field Battery, 1893. 

Triniulgherry, India. 

1883.— First Term. 

Bower, Henry Reginald [Sp.] . 

Elkington, Archibald Gordon (ist February, 1868) [Sch.] . 

Fielding, Makino, Orna, New Zealand. 

Francis, Arthur H. M. (31st July, 1868) [W.] ; left 1885 (c). 
Electrical Engineer, and Assoc, of the Institute Elec. 

Eng. ; Branch Manager for Messrs. Woodhouse and 

Rawson, at Exeter, and in Dublin ; now with Messrs. 

Edison and Swan, United Electric Light Co., no, 

Cannon St., E.C. 
Permanent Address : 15, Spencef Park, New Wandsworth, S. W. 

Orr, John Boyd I (15th August, 1871) [Sp.] ; XL, 1887-88-89 ; 
XV., 1888-9; left 1889 (b). 

Passed Militia Compet., March, 1893 ! 2nd Batt. Norfolk 
Regt., Oct., 1893. Dullatur, Camberley, Surrey. 

Pears, Henry Edward Swaine (19th July, 1869) [Sp.] ; left 
1887 {b). 

Articled to a firm of Solicitors, Worcester, July, 1887; 
passed Final, Nov., 1892 ; with Messrs. Woodcock and 
Penny, of Wigan and Southport. 

6, Leicester Street, Southport. 
Permanent Address : Malvern Link. 

Power, Frederick Tyrone. 

Vipan, Richard C. H. [Sch.]; left 1887. 

Winewiser, F. F. O. [W.] . 

Worsfold, Edward Mowll (14th June, 1891) [D.] ; left 1885 
(b). 1 , Christ Church Villas, Dover. 

1883.— Second Term. 

Cockell, Teesdale William (21st December, 1869) [Sp.] ; left 
1883. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W.] Walters' ; X Praefect. 



1883 (b)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 69 

Douglas, Henry John (8th February, 1870) [D.] ; left 1885 (a) 
Afterwards at King's School, Canterbury, and Burney's 
Royal Academy, Gosport ; gazetted to 4th Batt., East 
Surrey Regt., Ap., 1890; Lieut., Jan., 1893. 

Permanent Address: 79, Leyhume Terrace, Dover. 
Emanuel, WilHe (2nd June, 1869) [W.] . 

Permanent Address : 26, Clifton Villas, W. 
Hearn, Frank Gill Procter (12th October, 1869) TD.! : left 

1888 (C). ^^ L J , 

Clerk m London and County Banking Co., Brighton, 1889, 
67, Blatdiington Rd., Hove, Brighton, and 44, Folkestone Rd., Dover. 
Jemmett-Browne, Charlton Basil (2nd July, 1866) [Sch.] . 

Jemmett-Browne, Arthur Blennerhassett, (29th May, 1869) 

[Sp.J . 

Kerr, Colin (8th April, 1871) [W.] . 

Lamb, William (13th May, 1865) [W.] ; XV., 1884; left 
1885. 

Lamb, Alexander McCormick (ist October, 1870). 

Langdon-Davies, Walter (27th August, 1867) [Sp.] ; left 
1885 {h). 

Student at Royal Coll. of Science, S. Kensington, 1885- 
1888 ; obtained 13 certificates, Stud. Member Inst. 
Elec. Eng., 1888; Associate, 1890; appointed Super- 
intending Engineer to the Phonopore Co., 1891 ; 
married, 28th Nov., 1891. 
Permanent Address : 57, Comeragh Road, W. Kensington, W. 

Langdon-Davies, Guy (i8th April, 1869) [Sp.] ; left 1885 (^)- 

Matriculated at London Univ., 1888; entered Selwyn 

Coll., Camb., 1892. Selwyn Coll., Cambridge. 

Per. Add. : 45, Redcliffe Square, S. Kensington, S.W. 

Palmer, Frederick Charles j (23rd January, 1874) [D.] » 
Freshfield Scholarship, 1885; Astley Scholarship, 1887; 
Lord Warden's Scholarship, 1891 ; Mayor's Medal, 1889 ; 
left 1 89 1 {c). 3, Priory Street, Dover- 

Whittingham, Frederick Samford (6th September, 1871) 
[Sch.] ; left 1889 {b). ' 

Articled to Solicitors, Messrs. Rowcliffes, Rawle, and Co., 
I, Bedford Row, London, 1890, for 5 years. 

138, Portsdoimi Mansions, Maida Vale, W. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



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1883— Third Term. 

Bartlett, Arthur Wilson (9th August, 1870) [Sp.] ; left 
1887 (c). 

Matric. Lond. Univ. (ist Div.) 1888 ; Solicitor of the 
Supreme Court of Judicature, Dec, 1892. 
Permanent Address, 37, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill. 

Bramley, Frederick Burkill (22nd October, 1867) [Sch.] . 
Engineer in Johannesburg, S. Africa. 

Home Add. : Langviclc, neav Boston. 

Byron, Manneville (9th December, 1867) [Sp.] ; XL, 1884. 

Port-au-Prince, Hayti, West Indies. 

Claridge, Percy Shelley Freese (15th May, 1868) [Sp.] . 

Elwin, Edmund Harry. (i8th September, 1871) [D.] ; left 
1889 {a). 

Merton College, Oxford, October, 1890. 
Merton College, Oxford. Permt. Add., Castle Street, Dover. 

Eteson, Philip Brander (25th March, 1 87 1) [Sp.] ; left 1885(c). 
Care of Col. Warren, Grand Prairie, via Duclc Station, C.P. 
Raihvay, Brit. Columbia, Canada. 
Perm. Add. : care of General Eteson, Kearsney, Dover. 

Everington, John (i 8th January, 1873) [Sch.]. 

Gideon, George Vernon Minchin (29th May, 1867) [W.] . 

St. Mary's Hospital, M.R.C.S., L.R.C,P., Lond., 1892 ; 
L.S.A., 1891. Glenroy, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth. 

Haslam Henry Cobden) X (4th October, 1870) ; left i88g {a). 
Scholarship, Caius Coll. Cam., 1888 ; entered Caius Coll., 
Oct., i88g ; 2nd Class Nat. Sci. Tripos, 1892 ; entered 
St. Thomas's Hospital, "London, October, 1893. 

18, BoUnghroke Grove, Wandsivorth Common, S. W. 

Hoseason, Cecil de C. L. (2nd August, 1868). 

Lloyd, Charles Edward (14th September, 1871) [D.] ; left 
1886 {h). 

Secretary's Office, Lloyd's 1890-92 ; fruit grower, 
Guernsey, 1893. Villa de la Roque, Fort Road, Guernsey. 

Manvell, Arthur B. (12th February. 1872) [D.] ; left 1885 (b). 

Gloucester House, Snargate Street, Dover. 

Partridge, Edward C. (24th May, 1873) [Sch.]. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W. Walters' ; : Preafect. 



1883 (c) '4 (a)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 7I 

Ricketts, Lancelot H. (23rd September, 1867) [D.l ; XV., 
1885. 

Commission in Army from Militia, 1888 ; Indian 
Staff Corps. Beaulieu, Bangalore, India. 

Ricketts, George E.' (19th May, i86g) [D.] ; left— returned 
again, 1887 (a). 

Woods and Forests Department, India. 

Beaulieu, Bangalore, India. 
Ricketts, Charles D. (23rd July, 1873) [D.] . 

Nav&l Cadet, 1886; Midshipman, Nov., 1888; Sub-Lieut., 
Nov., 1892. 
H.M.S. Centurion, China. Per. Add. : Beaulien, Bangalore, India. 

Sangster, David K. (19th February, 1868) [D.] ; XL, 1884. 

Simpson, Frederick Coleridge (13th July, 1870) [Sch.] ; left 

1887(a). ■ 99, St. Martin s Lane, W.C, 

And 36, Novrington Road, Regent's Park, N. 

Spearing, William Young (31st May, 1868) [Sp.] ; XL, 
1885. 

ToAver, David Eric (ist March, 1870) [Sp.] ; left 1885 (a). 

Entered Hertford Coll., Oxf., 1890 ; now Clerk in 

Stamford, Spalding, and Boston Banking Co. ; reading 

for final Schools. Thrapston, North Hants. 

Permanent Address : The Vicarage, Weedon, North Hants. 

Wilbe, Charles Frederick (19th May, 1862) [Sp.] ; XV.. 
1887-8 ; left 1888. 

Played R. U. Football for Blackheath, 1889. 

21, Finchley Road, London, N^W. 

Wolstenholme, Oliver S. (8th January, 1871) [W.] ; Fresh- 
field Scholarship, 1884; Astley ditto, 1885. 
Entered R. M. A., Woolwich, Dec, 1887. 



1884.— First Term. 

Armstrong, Charles E. (2nd April, 1872) [Sch]. 

Brackenbury, Cyril (27th August, 1869) [Sch] : XV., 1886; 
left 1887 [a). 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



72 n()\-|.;K coi.i.ia.ic Kiaiisi'iCR. [iS"^4 ('') 

In iSSy, wt'iit U) Anuuica ; ranchiny witli his l)rt)llior 

(Iv. I!.) till iS()_^; now stiulying luijjfineerin};' at Miiino- 

apolis I'nix. 

/•//.'), Uiiivnsi/y Av(inii\ S.I-'.., Miiiiwtipolis, Miiiitrsold, U.S..L 

llonu* Address : .'/, h'ossclll Mansions, Chelsea, 

liiowii, Ailluii (i. 11. (jisl Mait-li, 1S70) |Sp.|, 

Wesijield, the Avenue, l^eehenhaui. 

Miown, I'l'ivy A. (.' |lii Jamiai V, iS;^) |Sp.|; K^l't 1887(c). 

AiUlicss : same as above. 

I'.ullcn, SlcpluMi 1). (;olli April, 1870) [\V.|; loft 1887. 
I\. M. A., Woolwich, P(H-., 1887; Lieut, in K.A. 

(^laik, J. 11).| ; Iclt 1888. 

K'.M. ('., Sandluifst, i8i)o; passed out 17th (honours), 
1801. hi lui/i. 1 1 (imps/lire h'eginieel {J7lli.) 

IV- la riynie, Chaiics Thackorayl (3rd l>(H-iMnbtM-, 1873) 
|Sih.|; X\'., i8gi-.!; 1m\i>s Chainpion, i8g^ ; lulitor of 
Dovoi'iiVi, i8i)i-gj; li'lt i8i)^(/0. 

Christ's Coll., Canib. ; won " rultinj^- the \\'tMi;hl '" in 
UnivtM'sity I'rrshinen's Sports, i8i)j. 

ChiisVs Col/ei^e, ('anihridi^e, and W'isloic, / hinlinf^don. 

Podson, Waller |eii'niiah (i;-,th l''ebruaiy, i8(u)) |l").|. 

St. Catherine's Hall, Oxf., I'-.A., i8()i ; Stroke of Non. 

Coll. \l I I., i8c)i, and See. of Non. Coll. i'>oat CMub ; 

r..A., iSoi; ortlaineil Peaeon ('Trin.), i8i)2 ; I'ricst 

(^ riiii.), 1803 (l\ipon). ^ 

lliUiiil/on, /'iisnnniii! \ and eare i^( Mis. PoJson, III, I (Hey 

luuiti, ( Ivfoid. 
Duddinj;, l\e!;in. dd h!. h". S. (.'itli Mareh. 1870) |\\'.|. 

Joineil |lh r..itt. Trineess iA' Wales' Own (late No\[h 

N'oik Militia) \"orkshire K'ei^inunt, ]'^cc., 1888; Litait.; 

appointed Instrueliir ol l\luski>try. 

CiMinanenl Aild. : Sliinton, Hnry SI. h'.dnnind's, or •//// rrincess 

of Wii/es' (l\-n )\)i'hliii'e Rff^^iment, l\ielunond, Yorksliiye. 

l''aulknei, llany(iolh januaiy, 1870) |Seh.|; left i88(>(,r). 
('leik. riie rtirsontii^e, Croix NoiJ, i'liuue, 

llappe, Louis W. A. | (^|th November, 1872) |n.|; left 
i8gi (/'). 

iveble Coll.. CKloid, Cet., 1803. 

//, Miiison Ih'en luuui, Pover. 

HaniiUon, I'dwaid I'. T. (-th (Vtober, 1870) iSeh.]; left 
.887(/0. 

in.l n.iy Hoy; |Sch,l Scliool Uousi-; |Sii.|Sp.irlu''s ; |\V.| W, liters' ; X I'r.u'lcct. 



188400] DOVER C0LI.EC-.1.; Ul'-GISTER. 73 

ilcLluuiiij^loii, William iuMlty (ist Juno, iSCk)) |Sp.|; XL, 
1886-S7 ; left 1S87. 

Went to ICdinburgh to study Medicine, hut died of 
typhoid (c\cv, 15th D(>c., i8()2, just ht^lore his linal 
exam. 

Hide, Horace C. (7tli Septemhci, 1S71) |Sch.|. 

Hulke, Walter Hackhoust" (lolh Si^plcMuhci', 1S7-) |n.— W.]; 
XV., t888-() ; left 18S1). 

K'. M. C, Sandhurst, iS.h; K". M. C XV., i8()T-2; 
{^azettinl to 2nd Hall. Lincolnshire l\(\t;inicn(, Nov., 
i8i;2. 
lOlh [Lincolnshire) Rf^inwnl, Singapore, and car(> of .S'. />. llulkc, 

Esq., 162, I lolliiiid luuni, London, W. 

Laughton, Herbert 1' . ( ist Octohcr, i8(h)) 1S[).1; left 1887 (^r)- 
nijilonia, ilanoviM- Scjuaie IClectrical h^ng. Coll., 
A.LLv.JC. Sc>e Dovoi'ian, Oct., i8()0, No. 67. 

20, Wiwrin^ton Crescciil, W . 

L.'iwson, Tleniy 15, (17111 August, iS(u)) |1).|; XL, i,S87S; 
left i8,S8. 

Farming in Canada. Box 659, hi^t'rsol, Onhjrio, CanaJa. 
Permanent Address: .)', Winchcbca Crcsmil, Dovn'. 

Lee, William Stevens 1 (5th Oct., i87r) |W.l ; Scholarship, 
i88(); XV., 1887-8-9-90, Capt., 1889-90 ; XL, t<S8()-90, 
Capt. 1890; Kdhor oi Dovoi inn, 1888-9; Head of School, 
i8(Sc)-()o; Victor Lndornm, i.Si)o; left i8()o(/j). 

Kxhihn. VVadham Coll., Oxloid, 1889 ; Cranville Scholar, 
1890; entered Wadham Coll., Oct., 1890 ; 2nd Class, 
Mods., 1892; Capt. Wadham Jioat Club, 1893; 1*^" 
against I..A.C. for Oxford University, in thnuMnilcs, 
1893 ; Second in inter- Univ., three miles, nSijj. 
Permanent Add. : Suntmcrfuld, Ravenshournc I'nrk, Caijovd, S.I''. 

Jvi'mmon, Ernest W. (2..|.th J uue, i^^'jo) \\\'-\ 

Mayo, Walter C. (22nd Marcii, i^(n)) [Sp. 1).| ; XV., 1884- 
5-6-7; left 1887 (/;). 

M.K.C.S. and L.K.C.P., July, iScm ; lat(; House Surgeon 
at Leeds infuinary, and" K(>sdt. Med. Officer, Cookridgo 
Semi-Convalescent Home, Leeds. 
14GnatOrniondSl., London, W.C. Per. Add.: nank House, Deal. 

Cakes, Percy Llerbert (7th January, i''^7i). 

13;Ue al'toi- iiaiiir, lUi-tli ; (d), (''), (1), 'i''sl, sixond, aiiil lliinl tonn i-cspuctivcly. 



74 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1884 (a), (b) 

Pike, Harold B. (8th April, 1869) [Sp.] ; left 1885. 
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank. 

Hankoiv, China, and care of C. B. Pike, Esq., q. v. 

Tennant, Bertie N. (28th November, 1869) [Sch.] ; XV., 

1886. 
Tillard. Arthur Basil (loth June, 1870) [Sch.] ; XV., 1886-7 ; 
left 1887 (c). 

Sandhurst, 1889-90; Capt. of XV. R.M.C., 1890; com- 
mission in Hants Regt., Dec, 1890 ; joined 1-3 Gurkha 
Rifles, Jan., 1892. 

1-3 Gurkha Rifles, Almova, Kumaon, N.W.P., India. 

Tweedie, John Lannoy Forbes (19th November, 1872) [Sp.] ; 
XL, 1889-90; Capt. 2nd XV., 1889-90; left 1890 (b). 
Forest Dept., Oct., 1891 ; N.W.P. India. 
Care of Col.Tweedie, Inspector-General of Police, N. IV. P., and Oudh. 

Permanent Address : Forest Dept. India. 

Waller-Waller (late Waller-Shepherd) Bertie Guy :|; (29th 
November, 1871) [Sp.] ; XV., 1890 ; Editor of Dovorian, 
1890; left 1890 {c). 

Student L.A.M., St. George's Hall, since April, 1891 ; in 
theatrical profession at present at Lyceum Theatre, 
undername " Guy Waller." 

20, Beaumont Street, Portland Place, W. 
Permt. Address: Guy Waller, care oi Actors' Association, 36, St. 

Martins Lane, W.C. 



1884.— Second Term. 

Bell, Reginald William;|: (26th April, 1874) [Sch.] ; son of 

Head Master ; XV., 1889-90-1 ; Capt. 1890-1 ; left 1891 {b). 

Entered R.M.A., Woolwich (22nd), 1891 ; left, 1891. 

R.M.A. Football XV.; Commission in Royal Engineers, 

25th July, 1893 (9th in Final Exam.). 

Brompton Barracks, Chatham. 
Permanent Address : The Vicarage, Sittingbouvne. 

Bottomley, Gerald Turner (21st July, 1872) [Sp.] ; left 
1886 (c). Finthorpe, Almondsbnry, Huddersfield. 

Crothers, Edward;]: (June, 1869) [Sp.] *. XV., 1886-7-8-g, Capt., 
1887-9 ; left 1888 (c). Le Chateau, Croix Nord, France. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W.] Walters' ; : Praefect. 



1884 (b)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



75 



Elkington, Reginald Watson (9th June, 1869) [Sp.] ; left 
1887 (^)- 
Passed Sandhurst Exam., 1889, but failed in eye-sight. 

The Fivs, King's Norton, Worcestershire. 
Permanent Address: Jiinr. Constitutional Club, Piccadilly, W. 

Forsdyke, Clyde A. (6th November, 1870) [D.] . 

Goulden, John James (19th May, 1872) [D.] ; left 1888 {b). 

176, Snargate Street, Dover. 

Hall, Harry Dansie (27th September, 1869) [Sch.l ; XV., 1885; 
XL, 1885; left 1885 (^). 

Melton Lodge, Havelock Road, Croydon. 
Hearn, Sydney Thomas (29th October, 1871) [D.] . 

Westbourne Villas, Folkestone Road, Dover. 
James, Richard (3rd March, 1873) [D.] . 

Killick, Frederick Henry (9th February, 1869) [D.] . 

80, Ockenden Road, Canonbury, N . 
Permanent Address : 33, London Road, Dover. 

Knocker, Lionel Chantrell (12th February, 1872) rSp.l ; XL, 
1888; left 1889 (^). 

In Manitoba, farming, 1890-2; now in Wyoming. 
Lookout, Wyoming. Perm. Address : Castle Hill House, Dover. 

Laurie, Edward Hamilton (6th July, 1870) [Sp.] . 

Lawson, Charles Bunbury (3rd August, 1867) [D.] . 
M.B,, Surgeon-Lieut, in Army. 

Mian Mir, Punjab, Lidia, and 3, Winchelsea Crescent, Dover. 
Lee, Archibald Hylton (2nd May, 1872) [W.] ; left 1888 (&). 

Undeen, Pol el a. Natal. 
Permanent Address : The Moat, Thame, Oxon. 

Learoyd, Stanley Brook (ist March, 1873) [Sp.] . 

Ellerslie, Huddersfield. 

Mayes, Arthur Edward (23rd March, 1873) [D.] ; left 1888. 

Passed Matric. City Guilds London Technical Coll., 1891 ; 

entered Central Institute Electrical Engineering, Oct., 

1 89 1. Whitfield, near Dover, dcndl 5, Bench Street, Dover. 

Pearson, Walter Bagot (19th November, 1872) [W.] ; left 
1888 {b). 

Entered Army, i8th June, 1892 ; Promoted to Lieut., 
Aug., 1893; Author of "Revised Report on Southern 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



76 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1884 (&) (c), 

Military Branch Great Indian Peninsular Rail- 
way." Lancashire Fusiliers, Qnetta, India. 
Permanent Address ; Kirkhy Lonsdale, Carnforth. 

Schofield, Robert Radford (23rd January, 1870) [Sch.] . 

1884.— Third Term. 

Adam, Francis Leith Hunter (27th March, 1872) [Sch.] ; left 
1889 (b). 

King's College School, London, 1889-92 ; Selwyn Coll., 
Camb., 1892. 164, Blomjield Terrace, Paddington, W. 

Adcock, William Henry (13th July, 1870) [D.] ; R.M.A. 
Woolwich (34th),' 1887 ; left 1888 {h). 

31, TIirogiiiortGJi Street, E.C. 

Angus, Douglas Forbes (30th July, 1872) [D.] ; left 1885. 

Baiss, William Arnold (31st March, 1874) [W.] ; left 1888 (&), 

for Dulwich College ; in business in London. 
4, Jewry Street, E.C. Perm. Address, Nevin House, Heme Hill. 

Baiss, Llewellyn Arnold (29th September, 1875) [W.] ; 
left 1888 (c), for Dulwich College, 2 years ; one year in 
Switzerland ; Medical Student. Nevin House, Heme Hill. 

Beaman, Frank Sydney (27th August, 1867) [Sch.] ; left 
1886 (f). Lynnecourt, Parle Hill, Croydon. 

Bird, William (22nd January, 1872) [Sch.] ; XV., 1887-8-9 ; 
left 1889 ; (a). 

Slade School of Art, 1890-1 ; Herkomer's School, 1892-3; 
Football, Blackheath, "A " 1892-3 

HerTcomers ScJiool , BusJiey, Herts. 
Perm. Ad., 5, Gloucester Crescent, Hyde Park, London, W. 

Blanford, Ernest I (i8th April, 1870) [Sch.] ; XV., 1S87-8 ; 
Capt. 2nd XL, 1888 ; Editor of Dovorian, 1887-8 ; left 
1888. 

Matric. Lond. Univ., ist Div., 1888 ; admitted as Solicitor, 
Dec, 1892 ; Her Majesty's Office of Woods and Forests, 
May, 1893. 
Permanent Address, Field House, Bishopsivood Road, Highgate. 

Brackenbury, Hereward Irenius (30th July, 1871) [Sch.] ; 
left 1886. 

Entered Elswick Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1886. 

Permanent Address, 11, Grove Street, Neivcastle-on-Tyne. 

[D.] Day Boy ch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; [W.] Walters'; I Praefect. 



1884 (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 77 

Douglas Smith, Percy (3rd October, 1868) [Sp.] ; left 1887 (b). 

Gielgud, Valdemar (ist June, 1869) [Sch.] ; left 1886. 

Went to Africa ; joined Police Force of Brit. S. Afr. Co. — 
resigned owing to ill-health ; now in Chlorination 
Works of Robinson Mines in Johannesburg. 
Permanent Address : 8, St. Leonard's Terrace, London, S.W. 

Gunter, Eustace Edward (30th September, 1873 ; [D.I ; left 
1888 (b). 

Electrical Engineering Diploma Central Instn. of City and 
Guilds Inst. ; Asst. Supt. in the Indian Telegraph 
Dept., Aug., 1893. 
Permanent Address : 9, Gwendwr Road, W. Kensington, W. 

Hadlow, William Francis (loth November, 1873) [D.] . 

72, Biggin Street, Dover. 

Hoare, Percy Henry Villars (22nd February, 1870) [D.] ; 
Electrical Engineer. 

Johnston, Gilbert (2nd December, 1869) [Sch.] . 

Ludlow, Percy Edgar (6th July, 1868) [Sp.] . 

Ommanney, Francis Cranstoun (15th October, 1870) [W.] ; 
left 1887. 

Onslow, Cranley Charlton I (19th September, 1869) [Sch.l ; 
XL, 1887-88 ; XV., 1887-8 ; left 1888. 
R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1888. 

Lt. 1st Batt. Bedfordshire Regiment (16th.) 

Roberts, Herbert P. W. (15th December, 1871) [Sp.] ; left 

1890 {b). Paris. 

Swanston, Hugh Owen (5th July, 1871) [Sch.] ; left 1888 {b). 
3rd York and Lancaster Regiment. 

/, Lexham Gardens, S. Kensington. 
Permanent Address : Rosemount, St. Leonard' s-on-Sea. 

Tait, John M. G. (25th March, 1874) [Sp.] , 

Thomas, Henry M. + (26th January, 1870) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1886; R.M.A., Woolwich, 1887 ; R.M. A. XV., 1887; 
sword for good conduct, Woolwich, 1889 ; R.A. 

36th Field Battery, Kirkee, Bombay, India, and Madnl Kelly, Ceylon. 

Tower, Walter Ernest (9th March, 1873) [Sp.] ; left 1890 {c). 
Entered office of Aston Webb, architect, 1891 ; admitted 
student of Royal Academy, 1893. 

180, Ebury Street, S.W. 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



78 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1884 (c), '5, («) 

Walker, Lawrence R. G. (i8th October, 1871 [D.] 
Probationer, Indian Staff Corps. 

1885.— First Term. 

Agate, Sydney (i8th May, 1872) [D.] ; left 1885. 

Ballard, William Charles Theodore (7th January, 1871) [D.] ; 
left 1887 (b) 

London and County Banking Company, 1889-92 ; now in 
Bank of British Columbia. 

Bank of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. 

Ballard, Alexander Herbert St. George (i6th October, 1872) 
[D.]; left 1887 {b). 
Preparing for Civil Service. 
Care of his father, Major Ballard, Corrib Castle, Galway, Ireland. 

Clarence, Oliver Burchett (25th March, 1870) [W.] ; left 
1888 {b). Been on the Stage for three years, now a Member 
of Mr. F. R. Benson's Company. 

Permanent Address: Coaxdon, Axminster, Devon. 

Hills, WilHam Ernest (22nd March, 1872) [D.] ; left 1888. 

The College, Guy's Hospital, S.E. 
Permanent Address : Shovtlands, Park Avenue, Dover. 

Hunt, William Roebuck (21st November, 1870) [Sp.] ; XL, 
1888; XV., 1888; left 1888 {c). 
Articled to F. W. Pixley, Esq., Chartered Accountant, 
July, 1890; Capt. of O. D. Football Club, 1891-92; 
played for Surrey Colts, 1891-92 ; passed Intermediate 
Exam, of Inst, of Chartered Accts. in England and 
Wales, 1893. 
Ca.re oi Jackson, Pixley, Browning, Husey and Co., 58, Coleman 
St., E.C. 

Permanent Address : The Elms, Alleyn Park, W. Didwich. 

Learoyd, Reginald Brook (13th July, 1868) [Sp.] . 

Entered 3rd York and Lancaster Reg. (Mil.), 26th Dec, 
1886 ; promoted to Captain, 1891. 

Permanent Address : Ellerslie, Huddersfield. 

Macquoid, Patrick M. T. (i6th October, 1876) [W.] ; drowned 
at Ostend, 1891. See Dovorian, No. 72, Oct., 1891. 

Mahony, Frederick Henry (24th August, 1874) [D.] . 

Ricci, Edward da Costa \ (ist July, 1872) [Sp.] ; XL, 1889; 
left 1890. 86, Ladbroke Grove, W. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W.] Walters' ; | Praefect, 



1885 («), (b)] DOVKR COLLEGE REGISTER. 79 

Sanderson, Percy Robert (17th August, 1867) [D.] . 

Tulloch, James Bruce Gregorie (2nd September, 1870) [D.] ; 
left 1887. 

Entered (51st) King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry; 2nd 
Lieut., 8th Oct., 1890; Lieut., i6th June, 1892. 

Willowhank Barracks, Belfast. 

Wood, Arthur (28th August, 1874) [D.] ; left 1886 {c). 

1885. — Second Term. 

Alderson, John (23rd December, 1874) [D.] ; Scholarship, 
1887, 1888; left 1888 {c). 

Scholar of Westminster, 1889 ; Westminster Cricket XL, 
1892-93 ; Football XL, 1892-93 ; Open Scholarship, 
1893 ^t Selwyn College, Cambridge. 

2, Effingham Lawn, Dover. 

Eve, Charles Gerald (9th December, 1872) [Sch.] ; left 1886. 

Permanent Address : Elmshnrst. Bedford. 

Falkner, Henry George (19th September, 1870) [Sch.]. 

Feilding, Percy Henry (23rd December, 1867) [D.] 

Foster, William Melville (22nd October, 1871) [Sp.] ; left 
1890. 

Ch. Ch., Oxford, 1890 ; O. U. Rifle Eight, 1892-93 ; 3rd 
Class Honours in Jurisprudence, 1893. 

Mayfield, Edgerton, Huddersfield. 

Hunter, Lionel Charles I (nth September, 1875) [Sp.] '■> XV., 
1892; Capt. of Athletics, 1893; left 1893 (^)- 
Permanent Address: 147, Sutherland Avenue, Maida Vale, N. 

Hutcheson, Charles (27th April, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 1887 {h). 

Killick, Alfred Wheeler (23rd May, 1873) [D.] ; left 1887 {a). 

North St., Brighton. 
Permanent Address: 33, London Road, Dover. 

Levy, Edmund Lewis (6th October, 1870) [Sp.] . 

Care of Guillermo Levy, St. Salvador, Central America. 

Westropp, Frederick Malcolm (6th February, 1870) [W,] ; 
left 1887 (a). 

R.M.A., Woohvich (9th), 1887; commission in Engineers, 

(6th), 1889 ; in India, 1891. Poena, Bombay , India. 

Perm. Add. : Care of Messrs. Grindlay & Co., 55, Parliament 

Street, Westminster. 

Date after name, Birth ; {a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



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Westropp, Alexander S. A, (nth April, 1872) [Sch.] ; left 
1887 {b). 

Indian Civil Service (5th), 1891 ; Magd. Coll., Camb., 
1891-3 ; Scholarship (Math.) 1891 ; Boat Captain, 
Magd. Coll., B.C. ; went to India, 1893. 

Addresses : same as above. 

Wilson, Claude Richard (13th April, 1873) [Sch.]; left 1889 (c). 
Student at Colonial Coll. 

Chilcotin Ranche, Sada Creek, British Columbia. 

Wolstenholme, Roland Arthur (27th July, 1872) [W.] ; left 
1887. 

Wolstenholme, Cecil Richard (ist March, 1874) [W-] '> Scholar- 
ship, 1886; left 1887. 



1885.— Third Term. 

Adcock, James (19th August, 1874) \J^-\ J ^^^ 1889 {b). 

King's Walden, Bury, Hitchin, Hants. 
Per. Ad. : Care of W. J. Adcock, Esq,, J. P., Merton, Kearsmy. 

Bowes, James Stuart (5th August, 1872) [Sch.]. 

8, Quai de Billy, Paris. 

Elwin, William Hedger+ (8th May, 1873) [D.]; XV., 1890-1; 
Granville Scholarship, 1891 ; left 1891 [b). 

Corpus Christi Coll., Camb., 1891 ; Scholar ; rowed in 
Lent and May Boat, 1893. 

67, South Hill Park, Hampstead, N. W. 
Permanent Address : The Laivn, Ewell, Dover. 

Fox, Charles Edmund | (6th April, 1872) [Sch.]; Scholarship, 
1886 ; left 1889 {a). The Lodge, Castle B lay iiey, Ireland. 

Fox, Arthur Maxwell X (ist July, 1875) [Sch.] ; XV., 1891-2 ; 
left 1892 {b). 

Afterwards studied for Army, at Frankfort ; now at 

R. M. A., Woolwich. 
Permanent Address : The Lodge, Castle Blayney, Ireland. 

Hannam, Willoughby Arthur (17th September, 1872) [Sch.]; 
left 1887. Northbourne, Myola, Cairns, Queensland; 

and care of Rev. A . Hannam, Diddington Vicarage, Huntingdon. 

Hannam, Robert Wilfred (29th November, 1873) [Sch.]. 

Addresses : same as above. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W.] Walters' ; % Praefect. 



1885 (^), '6 (a)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 81 

Kelly, George Rowley (8th May, 1871) [W.] ; left 1886 (c). 
Isle of Wight Coll., Head of Modern Side, 1887 ; entered 
Union Assurance Society, May, 1891 ; now in Secre- 
tary's Department of ditto. 
Perm. Ad. : Union Assurance Society, 87, Covnhill, E.C., and 

Old Hall, Rochester, Kent. 

Kennedy, James Robert Gage (5th October, 1869) [W.] ; XI., 
1886-87. 

R. M. C, Sandhurst (Indian Cadet), 1888; Madras Staff 
Corps. 

Marshall, Claude William Lawrence (i8th March, 1873) 
[Sch.] ; left 1890(a). 

Robinson, Henry Wellesley (9th December, 1870) [Sch.] ; 
left 1887 {h). 33, Lee Park, Blackheath, S.E. 

Streatfeild, Geoffrey (6th June, 1873) [D.] ; left 1889 (b). 

Smith, WilHam Warren (23rd June, 1869) [Sp.] ; left 1887 (c). 

Admitted Student, Institution of Civil Engineers, Feb., 

1889. Gavstone Park, Godstone, Surrey. 

Smith, Henry Sudler Warren (30th May, 1873) [Sp.] ; left 

1887 (b). Address : same as above. 

Wilson, Charles Edwardj (2nd June, 1871) [D.] ; XL, 1886- 
87-88-89 ; XV., 1888-89 ; left 1889. 

R. M. C, Sandhurst, Dec, 1890 ; R. M. C. XL and XV. ; 
won Cricket Ball, R. M. C. (103 yds.), 1891 ; won 
Putting the Weight v. R. M. A. (36-ft. 4-in.) ; played 
Football for Eastern Counties, 1891 ; Second Lieut., 
ist Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment, July, 
1892. 1 stBatt. Queen's Regt., Malta. 

Wright, Bache Allen.]: (12th December, 1874) [D.] ; XV., 
1891-92-93 : left 1893 (b) ; R. M. €., Sandhurst, Dec, 1893. 

26, Leyburne Terrace, Dover. 



1886.— First Term. 

Driver, Graham Sheldon Dudley | (3rd November, 1872) 
[Sch.]; left 1889 {c). 
Stock Exchange. Queen's Club, W. Kensington, London. 

Field, John Alan Francis (30th September, 1875) [D.] . 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

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Franklin, Henry Pinckard (13th August, 1872) [Sp.] ; XL,, 
i88g; XV., 1889; left 1889 (c). 

Handley, Towcester, Novthamptonshire.. 

Rathbone, Harry (3rd August, 1870) [Sch.] . 

Smith, Herbert Whitmy (loth October, 1870) [Sp.] ; left 
1887 {c). 

Electrical Engineer. Tower field, Northampton. 

Permanent Address : 58, Derngate, Northampton. 

Sneller, Aubrey J. (28th June, 1870) [Sp.] . 

Stewart, Dudley W. + (6th January, 1870) [Sch.] ; XV., 1887- 
88 ; left 1888 (b), 

Thorpe, Henry William (21st March, 1874) [^-l ! 1^^^ 1890. 

Thorpe, Charles John (25th October, 1875) [D.] ; left 1892 (c), 

V^alker, John A. I (22nd September, 1872) [W.] ; XL, 1889- 
90-91 ; XV., 1889-90-91 ; Prize for best Batting and Bowling 
Averages, 1891 ; left 1891 (b). 
Permt. Address: 3, Theresa Terrace, Castelnan, Barnes, S.W^ 



1886.— Second Term. 

Adcock, Fred + (8th November, 1875) [L».— Sch.); XL, 1891- 
92-93 ; Victor Ludorum, 1893 ; left 1893 (^)- 

Anderson, Robert Holme Banks (28th August, 1871) [Sp.] ; 
left 1887 {c). 

Anderson, William Louis Napoleon (i 6th March, 1874) [Sp.] ; 
left 1887(c). 

Armstrong, Allan (nth February, 1875) [D.] ; left 1890. 
Now at R.M.C., Sandhurst. 

Permanent Address : Croft Lodge, Tenby, S. Wales, 

Brooking, Hugh Cyril Arthur I (15th September, 1870) [Sp.] ^ 
XL, 1887-88; XV., 1887-88; left 1888 (b). 

West Hill House, Frome, 

Catling, Frank (i8th December, 1871) [Sch.]; XV., 1889-90; 
left 1890 (a). V 

Articled to Architect, 1892 

Inglethorpe, Broadlands Rd., Highgate, N^ 

Emanuel, George J. (19th February, 1873) [L.] ; left 1888 {b). 

Permanent Address : 26, Clifton Villas, W. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W.] Walters' ; : Praefect' 



l886 {h), [cY] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 83 

Elkington, Frederick Pellatt (29th April, 1874) [Sch.] ; XV., 
1889-90; left 1890 (&). 
Permanent Address : 208, Cromwell Rd., S. Kensington, S.W. 

Godfrey, George Ernest (17th July, 1871) [Sch.] ; left 1887. 

Permanent Address : Courtrai, Belgium. 

Godfrey, Maurice (21st February, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 1888. 

Address : same as above. 

Gordon, Malcolm (31st December, 1871) [Sch.]; left 1888. 

In America. . 
Ibbetson, Cyril Owen (20th March, 1873) [Sp.] ; left 1890(a). 
Laughton, Eustace Harold (15th June, 1875) [Sp.] ; left 

1888 (c). 

In Australia. Irrigation Colonies, Mildura, Victoria. 

Permanent Address : 20, Warrington Crescent, London, W. 

Rawes, Leslie (30th November, 1875) [Sch.]; left 1891 {a). 

2, Vicarage Gardens, Montpellier Rd., Brighton, and 

Lisbon, Portugal. 

Rawes, Stanley (31st December, 1876) [Sch.]; left 1893 (^)- 

In father's office at Lisbon. 
Permanent Address : 61, Rua Nova de Francisco de Paula, Lisbon, 

Portugal. 

1886.— Third Term. 

[W.] Walters' now becomes [L.] Littlewood's. 

Adcock, John William (20th September, 1873) [D.] . 

Vernon House, Bingham, Notts. 

Bird, John Bowyer (21st August, 1874) [Sch.] ; XV., 1890-1 ; 
left 1 89 1 (b). 

Royal Agricultural College ; XV., 1892-3. 

Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester. 
Permanent address, 5, Gloucester Crescent, Hyde Park, London. 

Easton, Samuel (23rd October, 1871) [L.] ; left 1889 {b). 

Gilby, Edward (4th May, 1871) [Sch.] ; left 1887. 
Died, July 1893. 

Hackman, William Francis | (30th August, 1872) [Sch.]; 
XL, 1889-90-91 ; Captain, 1891 ; XV., 1891 ; Victor 
Ludorum, 1891 ; Editor of Dovorian, 1891 ; left 1891. 
Cooper's Hill, 189 1-4. . 

Permanent Address : The Hermitage, Bishop's Waltham, Hants. 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

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84 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1886 {c) 

Happe, Oscar Herbert (7th May, 1876) [D.] ; left 1892 (b). 

Clerk in National Prov. Bank, Dover, 1893 ! went to 

Canada, March, 1894. Miami, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 

Permanent Address : 1 7, Maison Dieu Road, Dover. 

Haslam, Arthur Francis (15th January, 1876) [Sch.] ; left 
1890 [c] for New School, Abbotsholme, Derbyshire ; Vice- 
Captain of Cricket at New School, 1893. 

Elmside, Wandsworth Common. 

Hawkins, William Forbes McLeod (17th December, 1871) 
[Sch.] ; XI., 1887; left 1887 {c). 
Farming in Canada. 
South Edmonton P.O., Alberta, N.W.T., Canada, and 

60, Yorh Road, Brighton. 

Hawkins, Cecil Edmonstone (17th May, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 
1890 {a). 

Engineering in Ireland — now in U.S.A. 

3, St. Lawrence Villas, Canterbury. 

Hayes, William (15th September, 1875) [L.] ; left 1888 {c). 
Went to S. Africa ; died of pneumonia in London, 1889. 

Herve, Louis (loth September, 1874) [Sp-] ; left 1887. 

Horsley, James Arthur Bernard I (12th May, 1874) [Sp. D.] ; 
left 1890 {c). 42, Camp Street, Broughton, Manchester. 

Permt. Ad. : Care of Mrs. Horsley, 28, Pencestev Road, Dover. 

Hunt, Vivian Barker % (2nd July, 1872) [Sp.] ; Scholarship, 
1887 ; XL, 1890; XV., 1889-90 ; left 1890 {b). 

Articled to Engineer of Gt. Northern Railway Co., King's 
Cross, London. The Elms, Alleyn Park, W. Dulwich. 

Knocker, Arthur Gerald X (17th September, 1874) [L- — ^P- 
1890] ; XL, 1890-1-2-3, Captain, 1892 ; XV., 1890-1-2, 
Captain, 1891-3; Head of School, 1892-3 ; left 1893. 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, Sept., 1893. Castle Hill House, Dover. 

Koek-Koek, Willy (14th May, 1871) [Sp.] . ; left 1887 {a). 

Koek-Koek, Fritz (24th July, 1873) [Sp.] ; left 1887 {a). 

Langley, Reginald Herbert | (27th June, 1872) [Sp.] ; XL, 
1889-90, Captain, 1890 ; XV., 1889-90 ; left 1890 (5). 
New Coll., Oxford, 1890-93; B.A., 1893. 

149, Wahvorth Road, London. 

Levy, Robert Stephen (21st September, 1875) [Sp.] ; left 
1890 ip). 162, Westbourne Terrace, London, W. 

£D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [L.] Littlewood's % Praefect. 



l886 (c)'] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 85 

Littlewood, Francis | (gth December, 1871) [D.] . 

Scholarship, 1888 ; Indian Civil Service (19th), 1890; 
Math. Scholarship, Trin. Hall, Camb., 1890-92 ; 
drowned in Romiiania, on way to India, 27th October, 
1892 ; see Dovovian, December, 1892, No. 78. 

Macquoid, Richard Thomas Hyacinth (12th January, 1874) 
[L.] ; drowned at Ostend trying to save his brother, 1891. 

Maturin, John William Henry (20th May, 1872) [Sch.] ; left 
1889 {a). 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, Dec, 1890 ; gazetted to 13th Light 
Infantry, Aug. 1892 ; sailed for India, Oct., 1892 ; 
returned Jan., 1894, to Devonport. 

13th Light Infantry, Devonport. 

Maturin, Arthur Edward (29th September, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 

1889 [a). 

Entered Guy's Hospital, Jan., 1892. 

3, Charlton Park Terrace, Charlton, London, S.E. 

Norcott, Walter A. D. (i8th June, 1876) [D.] ; left 1887 {b). 

Ogilvie, Duncan \ (27th October, 1873) [D.] ; XV., 1889; 
left 1890 {c). 

R.M.A., Woolwich (7th), Dec, 1890 ; R.M.A. XV., 

1891-92; 7th in R.E., 1893 ; i'^ winning "Four" at 

Chatham Regatta, 1893. Brompton Barracks, Chatham. 

Permanent Address, Royal Engineers. 

Ogilvie, Thomas Elliot (17th June, 1875) [D.] , 

In America. South Prairie, Pierce County, Washington 

Territory, U.S.A., and care of Col. Ogilvie, Dover. 

Shortridge, William Lenard (i8th July, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 

1890 (c). 

Died 17th March, 1891, at 18, St. Stephen's Square, 
London, W. See Dovorian, No. 69, March, 1891. 

Watson, Howard Eric Springett (21st March, 1876) [Sp.] ; 
left 1892 {b). 

Pope's Hall, Boiighton Malherhe, Nr. Maidstone. 

Williams, Stanhope Charles (2nd July, 1871) [L.] ; XV., 1888; 
left 1888 [c). 77, Warwick Square, London. 

Williams, Sylton Jesse, (3rd June, 1873) [L.] ; left 1888 (c). 

Address : same as above. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



86 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1887 (^) 

1887.— First Term. 

Armstrong, Hubert (21st January, 1877) [D,] . 
Now at Bedford Grammar School. 

Permanent Address : Croft Lodge, Tenby, S. Wales 

Ayscough, Henry George Charles Perry | (nth Nov., 1875) 
[Sch.] ; XV., 1893 ; ^ow in VI. 94, Maison Dieu Road, Dover 

Bell, Randal (12th August, 1877), son of Head Master, [D.] 
left 1892 (b) for the Grammar School, Aldenham. 

Permanent Address : The Vicarage, Sittmgbourne 

Burnard, Frank Evelyn Chichester (30th March, 1874) [L.] ; 
left 1889 {b) for Bath College. 

Royal Marines, Second Lieut., 1892 ; Lieut., July, 1893. 

Coad, Stanley A. (8th April, 1870) [L.] ; left 1887 [b). 

Dixon, Geoffrey Walter (19th January, 1876) [D.] ; left 1887. 

Driver, Cecil Dudley | (2nd April, 1876) [Sch.]; XV., 1891- 
92-93 ; left 1892 [c). 

Permanent Address : Queen's Club, London, W. 

How, Frederick F.L. (24th January, 1872) [Sp.] ; left 1889 (b). 

The Forelands, Chesham, Bucks. 

How, William M. (i8th August, 1873) [Sp.] ; left 1891 (b). 

Address : same as above. 

Littlewood, Samuel Robinson (27th February, 1875) [D.] 5 
Scholarship, 1888, 1890 ; Scholar of St. Paul's School? 
1891 ; Journalist. 

Virginia Villa, Trinity Road, Muxley, Ware, and Fairhaven, Dover. 

Newcome. Henry William (14th July, 1875) [L.] ; left 
1888 {b). 

R.M.A., Woolwich (loth), 1892. 

Permanent Address : Aldershot Manor, Hants. 

Newcome, George (6th July, 1876), [L.] ; left 1888 {b), for 
Marlborough College. Address : same as above. 

Penfold, Hugh Mullens (8th July, 1876) [Sch.]; left 1890 {b) 
for St. Paul's School. 
Left St. Paul's, 1892. 

Permanent Address : 7, Brunswick Place, Brighton. 

Ricketts, George Edward (see 1883 c). 

[D.] bay Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparkes ; [L.] Littlewood's ; % Praefect 



i88y (a), (b)] dover college register. '87 

Wickham, Edmund T. E. (13th June, 1874) U^-] ' ^^^^ same 
term. 

Woodward, Michael Edward Parnell (28th September, 1872) 
[Sch.] ; left same term. 

1887. — Second Term. 

Ainslie, George Robert (21st May, 1875) [D.] ; left 1891 (a). 
Apprenticed to Merchant Service in Barque Oriana, 1891, 
Messrs. Trinder, Anderson and Co., St. Mary Axe, 
London. 5, Eastbvook Place, Dover. 

Banks, Alfred George (31st December, 1870) [L.] ; left 1888 [b). 

The Lawn, Bexhill, Sussex. 

Bayley, George Henry Wyndham (24th June, 1875) [Sp.] ; 
left 1887. 

De la Pryme, Percy Christopher ^i; (24th Sept., 1875), [Sch.] ; 
XV., 1892-93 (Captain, 1893) ; Fives Champion, 1893 > ^I-? 
1893 '» Editor of Dovovian, 1892-93 ; Captain of School and 
School House, 1893; ^^^^ 1893 W- Wistoiv, Huntingdon. 

Fagan, Arthur Newton Dalgleish (26th December, 1870) 
[Sp.]; XL, 1887-88-89, (Captain, 1889); XV., 1887-88-89; 
left 1890 {b). 

R. M. C., Sandhurst, Dec, i8go; XV., 1891 ; Football 
for Surrey, 1891-2; ist Batt., the Worcestershire, 
Regiment. Kamptee, Bombay. 

Fagan, John Laurie (4th October, 1873) [Sp.] ; XL, 1890; 
left 1890 {b). 

Hayter, Ross John Finnis (28th February, 1875) [Sp.] ; left 
1887. 

Hearn, Claude Minter (9th May, 1875) [D.] ; left 1893 (^)- 

44, Folkestone Road, Dover. 

Louis, Forster Belfield (14th November, 1872) [Sch.]; left 
i889(«).- 

Went to Barbadoes. 

Care of Miss Clarke, Framfort, E. Grinstead. 

Mead, Anthony George (2nd November, 1875) [D.] ; left 
1889 {c). 

Apprentice in Merchant Service after 2\ years' service on 
H. M. S. Worcester ; now at sea. 

Rownhams Rectory, Hants. 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



88 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1887 (&), (c) 

Robinson, Charles Eugene Barnes (28th July, 1872) [D.]; 
XV., 1890-91 ; left 1891. 

R. M. C, Sandhurst. 1, Harold Terrace, Dover.. 

Robinson, Arthur Pollexfen (4th January, 1874) [D.] ; left 
1888. 

Serving apprenticeship at sea. 

Permanent Address : same as above* 

Robinson, Herbert (7th October, 1876) [D.— L.]; left 1889 (^). 
Now at Wellington College, Wokingham. 

Permanent Address : same as above. 

Stewart, Archibald Thomas (loth January, 1876) [D.] ; left 
1889 (b). 

Thomas, Arthur George (4th July, 1872) [Sch.] . 

Died, 4th Feb., 1889, shortly after leaving school. 

\yyatt, Francis 0_gilvy(iith July, 1871) [Sch.]; XL, 1888- 
89; Lawn Tennis Champion, 1887-88; left 1889 (^)' 
Commission in R. A., Dec, 1891. 

Fort Westmoreland, Queenstown, Ireland. 
Permt. Address : Piccadilly Club, 128, Piccadilly, London, W, 



1887.— Third Term, 



Baker, Sydney Bridgeman| (28th February, 1873) [Sch.] - 
XV., 1889 ; left 1889 (r). Cornard, Sudbury, Suffolk. 

Blumberg, Frederick Thomas (5th February, 1876) [D.] ; left 
1888. 

Brandon, Rupert Augustus Lacy (3rd June, 1872) [Sch.] ; left 
1891. 

Went out to South Africa. 
Permanent Address : Kingston, Orange Free State, S. Africa, 

Burt, Edwin John (8th January, 1875) [Sch.] ; left 1889 {c). 
Mechanical Engineer. 13, Queen's Road, EritJu 

Permanent Address : 3, John's Gardens, Hotting Hill, W, 

Courtney, Reginald William (i6th January, 1875) [Sch.] ; left 
1890 {a). 

Afterwards at Uppingham; left 1892, for India; tea 
planting. Fairfield, Purnand, Travancore, India. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's [L.] Littlewood's ; J Praefect- 



1887 (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 89 

Cruikshank, Alexander Norman (26th May, 1871) TD.] : left 
1888 (&). 

In business in U.S. America. 

Permanent Address : Langley Park, Montrose, N.B, 

Cruikshank, Edward (27th December, 1872) TD. — Sp.l ; 
left 1889 (c). In South Africa. 

Care of VV. Ehrlich, Esq., Bloemfontein, Orange Free State, 
South Africa. Permanent Address : same as above. 

Delavoye, Alexander Edwin X (i6th November, 1871) rSch.l ; 
XL, 1888; XV., 1887-88-89; left 1889 («). 

R. M. C, Sandhurst, 1891 ; XV., 1891 ; 2nd Lieut., ist 
Batt., The Suffolk Regiment {12th), Colchester. 

Delavoye, Francis Bethune (23rd December, 1873) [Sch.] ; 
left 1890. 

Passed Civil Service Examination. 

42, Wynnstay Gardens. Kensington, London. 
Per. Add. : Winchester House, St. James's Square, London. 

Devisme, Robert Francis James (3rd May, 1873) [D.] ; left 

1890 {b). 

Entered Wadham College, Oxford, 1892. 

Beatimont Villa, Folkestone Road, Dover. 

Freeman, Richard Bungay (19th May, 1873) [D.] ; left 
1885 (c). 

Violinist and Organist. 77, Biggin Street, Dover. 

Goulden, Richard Reginald (3i&t August, 1876) [D.] ; left 

1 89 1 (b). 776, Snargate Street, Dover. 

Granville, Reginald Kerr (29th July, 1874) [Sch.] ; left 
1891 {b). 

Afterwards at Berkhamsted School, Herts., where he was 

Senior House Prefect ; in Football XL, 1891-92-93 ; 

Cricket XL, 1893 \ Gymnasium VIIL, 1892 ; won 

Challenge Cup for Paper Chases and Medal for Fives ; 

First in Mile and Cricket Ball, 1893. 

The Red House, Petworth, Sussex. 

Harvey, Charles Blundell X (nth Tune, 1873) TD.] ; left 
1890 {b). 

R.M.A., Woolwich (17th), Sept., 1890 ; 4th into 
Engineers, 1891 ; 3rd in Final Exam., 1892 ; Com- 
■ mission in Engineers, July, 1892. 

Brompton Barracks, Chatham. 
Permanent Address : care of Cox & Co., Charing Cross. 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



go DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1887 (c) 

Hawkins, Donald McLeod (24th May, 1874) [Sch.] ; Scholar- 
ship, 1887 ; left 1889 (a). 
Farming in Canada. 
Edmonton P.O., Alberta, N.W.T., Canada, and 60, York Road, 

Brighton. 
Heywood-Smith, Walter (8th March, 1873) [Sp.]. ; left 

1889 (c). 

In Canada. 

Holder, Henry J. V. Shakespear (17th September, 1874) 
[Sch.] ; left 1891 {c). 
Tea Planter. Fairfield, Purnarid, Tvavancove, India. 

Permt. Address: 13, Boidevard du Sud, Avranches, France. 

Isaac, Charles Powys j; (ist July, 1871) [Sch.]; XL, 1888; 
XV., 1888-9 ; left 1889 {b). 

Appointed Clerk, Colonial Branch of Exchequer and 
Audit Department, Aug., 1890. 

Exchequer Audit Office, Somerset House, London. 

Kerr, Ronald Herbert (27th September, 1877) [D.] ; left 1888. 

Knocker, Alfred de Burgh (ist October, 1874) [Sch.] ; left 
July, 1892. Ash Cottage, Bexhill, Sussex. 

Lithgow, Edwin Malcolm (i6th September, 1870) [D.] . ; left 
1888. 

Lithgow, John David (i6th April, 1874) ) [I^-l 5 left 1888. 

Murray, Lancelot L. (21st September, 1875) [D.— Sp.] ; left 

1891 (b). 

Phillips, Phihp John (22nd March, 1874) [D.] ; left 1888. 

The Parks, Evesham. 

Ross, Hugh Lockhart (27th November, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 
1888 {a). 

Schneider, Edward (20th November, 1872) [Sch.] ; left 

1890 (a). 

London Hospital, 1891 ; XV., London Hospital. 

Wateringbnry, Maidstone. 

Schon, Edward Aubrey, (13th October, .1875) [Sp.] ; left 

1892 [b). 13, Warrior Gardens, St. Leonards-on-Sea. 

Tribe, John Campbell (7th May, 1870) [D.] ; left 1888. 

Tribe, William Fooks (7th May, 1870) [D.] ; left 1888. 

Woodhouse, Vernon Kerslake (2nd July, 1874) [Sch.] ; left 
1888 {a). 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House [Sp.] Sparke's ; [L.] Littlewood's ; J Praefect. 



l888 (a)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. g:^ 

1888.— First Term. 

Barrows, Joseph Ernest;]: (29th October, 1872) [L.] ; Head of 
Mr. Williams' house, 1891 ; Secretary of Games Committee, 
1891 ; left 1891 (c). 

Articled pupil to Architect and Land Surveyor. 

Debonnaire, Knqle Road, Bournemouth. 
Per. add. : Ferndale, Harhorne Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. 

Blest, Thomas (29th July, 1876) [Sp.] ; XV., 1893 ; left 
1894 (^)- Bloomscroft, Wateringbury. 

Carey, Edward Sausmarezj (22nd June, 1873) [Sp.] ; XL, 
1890-1; XV., 1891 ; House Scholarship (three years); 
Head of House, 1891 ; left 1891 [b). 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, Dec, 1891 ; gazetted to Royal Innis- 
killing Fusiliers (2nd Batt.), i8th July, 1893. Burmah. 

Gardiner, Colin Dundas (i6th May, 1871) [D.] ; XV., 1889-90 ; 
left 1890. 

Graham, Allan Duncan (23rd July, 1878) [D.] ; left 1888. 

Henry, Hugh Stowell (29th December, 1875) [Sch.] . 

left 1889. Care oiMrs. Leivis, Bishopsleigh, Kingston, Canada. 

Hobday, Lewis (3rd April, 1875) [D.] ; left 1889. 

Engineer. Marquise Villa, Grabble Hill, Dover. 

Hogg, Arthur Robert (9th November, 1875) [D.] ; left 1888. 

Jeffery, Thomas Morris (26th October, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 
1 89 1 {a). Monk's Orchard, Dartford, Kent. 

JefFery, Jack Lane (21st May, 1875) [Sch.] ; left 1893 {a). 

Entered for School of Science and Art (Mines), Kensing- 
ton. Address : same as above. 

Moore, Edward Du Pre Herford (14th June, 1872) [D.] ; left 
1888. 

Ramsbotham, Edward Richton (7th April, 1875) [Sch.] ; left 
1890 {c). 

. Studied for law at Ipswich ; now with a land agent in 

Lewes, as pupil. 19, St. Amies Crescent, Lewes. 

Permanent Address : The Warren, Croivborough, Sussex. 

Savile, Albany Robert Cecil (13th September, 1871) [Sp.] ; left 
1889. 1st Batt. The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regt., Malta. 

Smith, Dudley (7th February, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 1889 W- 
In business with his father on London Stock Exchange. 

New Club, Grafton Street, and 8, Maida Vale, N. W, 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



92 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1888 {a), (b) 

Sparke, Charles Ethelbert (31st October, 1877) [D.] ; XL, 
1893; XV., 1893 ■' Royal Humane Society's Medal, for Life 
Saving Competition, 1893; left 1893 (^)' for King William's 
College, Isle of Man. 

Per. Ad. : care of C. E. Sparke, Esq., Priory House, the College, 

Dover. 

1888.— Second Term. 

Bowen, Frederick Livingstone (29th June, 1873) [Sp.] ; left 

1890 (c). 

Bowen, Francis A. (26th May, 1876) [Sp.] ; left 1892 {b). 

Byron, George Rochfort (17th January, 1875) [D. — Sp.] ; left 
1892 (b). 3, Ringley Cottages, Reigate, Surrey. 

Byron, Richard Rochfort+ (28th March, 1876) [D.— Sp.] ; XV., 
1893. Still at School. 

Castle, Hubert Arthur (23rd November, 1873) [Sp.] ; left 
1889 {c). 

Entered St. Peter's Coll., Camb., Oct., 1892. 

St. Peter's College, Cambridge. 

Castle, Sydney Oswald (ist May, 1876) [Sp.] ; left 1889; re- 
turned 1890 (r) ; left 1892 {b). 

Kings College, Strand, London. 

Clement, Sydney Reynold (4th March, 1873) [L.— Sch.] ; left 

1889 {b). 
Davy, Arthur Macdonald (loth July, 1877) [D.] ; left 

1891 {c). 

Per. Ad.: care of Sir C. McGregor, Bart., 25, Charles Street, 

St. James s Square, W. 

Foster, Harold Bevington. (7th June, 1872) [L.] ; XL, 1890 ; 

XV., 1889-90 ; Capt. of Football elect., 1890 ; left 1890 (b). 
Permanent Address: Etherstone, Leigham Court Road, Streatham. 

Franklin, Edward Lane (9th January, 1892) [Sch.]; left 
1889 {b). 
Permanent Address : Manor House, Stadhampton, Wallingford. 

Gillespie, RoUo St. John (28th September, 1872) [D.] ; left 
1890. 

Entered R.M.A., Woolwich, 25th Nov., 1890 ; Com- 
mission in R.E., i2th Feb., 1892. 

Brompton Barracks, Chatham. 
Permanent Address : Royal Engineers, Chatham. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House [Sp.] Sparkes ; [L.] Littlewood's ; I Praefect. 



l888 (b)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 93 

Gillespie, William Robert Beauchamp (6th April, 1876) [D.] ; 
left 1892 (b). 

Permanent Address : 24, Leyburne Terrace, Dover. 

Green, Arthur Alfred (loth November, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 

i8gi (a). 
Happe, Walter Ferdinand (17th Dec, 1878) [D.] ; still at school. 
Hunter, Arthur Simpson (25th February, 1876) [L.] ; left 1888. 

Oldrey, Cecil Paige :[ (8th August, 1874) [Sp.]; XL, 1890-91- 
92, Capt., 1892 ; left 1892 (b). 

10, Gledstanes Road, W. Kensington. 

Patey, George Edward Russell (13th March, 1874) [Sp.] ; left 
1892 {a). 

At Aldershot Army College, until Nov., 1892 ; 3rd Batt. 
Royal Dublin Fusihers (Kildare Militia). 
Permanent Address: Kingston Lodge, Golden Ball, Co. Dublin. 

Strode, Louis Edward Maitland | (24th March, 1874) [Sch.]; 
XL, 1891-92; XV., 1891-92; Victor Ludorum, 1892; left 
1892 (c). 

Pub. Sch. Record High Jump, 5ft. 5|in., 1892. 

Bray Court, Maidenhead. 

Thorne, Yoell (loth February, 1876) [L.— Sp.] ; left 1892 (b), 
for Colonial College, Hollesley I3ay, Suffolk. 

Permanent Address : Southover Grange, Leives, Sussex. 

Turner, Robert Frederick + (9th March, 1874) [Sch.]; XV., 
1891-92 ; left i8gi {c). 

Engineer. Aldwarhe, Rotherham. 

Walker, John Hanson (6th March, 1874) [Sp-] ; left 1889 (a). 

Whyte, Charles Atheney Jukes (14th November, 1875) [L. — 

Sch.] ; left 1891 (c). 
Permanent Address : 18, Stanley Gardens, Kensington Park, W. 

Whyte, Harold (i6th January, 1877) [L. — Sch.] ; Scholar- 
ship, 1890; VL Classical Prize and Mayor's Medal, 1892; 
left for Tunbridge School, 1892 (b). Add. : same as above. 

Winsloe, Herbert Edward (14th November, 1873) [D.] ; 
Scholarship, 1888 ; Mayor's Medal, 1889-90 ; R.M.A., Wool- 
wich (5th), 1890; R.E. (5th), 1891; Mathematical Prize, 
i8gi ; represented R.M.A. and R.M.C., in Gymnastics, equal 
second place, 1892; 4th in Final Examination, 1892; 
Commission in R.E., July, 1892^. Brompton Barracks, Chatham. 

Date after name, Birth {a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



94 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [l888(&),(c) 

Winsloe, Aubrey Rotberg (8th September, 1877) [D,] . 

Address : same as above. 

Woodward, Frank (5th September, 1873) [Sp.] ; left i8go (c). 

Apprenticed to Davey, Paxnian and Co., Feb., 1892 — 

Sept., 1894. 117, Winnock Road, Colchester. 

Permanent Address : Feltham Lodge, Feltham, Middlesex. 

Wright, John Freeman (24th August, 1873) [D.] ; left 
1889 [a). 

Ironmonger's Assistant. 

Permanent Address : 24, Randolph Gardens, Dover. 

1888.— Third Term. 

After this date, if nothing is said about leaving, or 
occupation since leaving, the name is that of a 
present member of the school. 

Arthur, David William Berry (i8th October, 1876) ; [D.] . 
left 1 89 1, became in 1893 Student at Hawkesbury Agricitlhiral 
College, N.S.W. 
Perm. Add : Avenue Road, Mossman's Bay, Sydney, N.S.W. 

Clarke, Percy Amelius Lovell I (2nd February, 1872) [L.] ; 
Scholarship; XV., 1890-91; Editor of Dovorian, 1889-91 ; 
Head of School, 1890-91 ; Sec. and Vice-President of Lit. 
Soc. ; left 1 89 1 {h) 

Christ Coll., Camb., 1891 ; Chr. Coll. Boat, May, 1893. 

Christ's College, Cambridge. 
Permanent Address : The Rectory, Little Mongeham, Deal. 

Crothers, John Samuel | (25th July, 1872) [Sp.] ; XV., 1890- 
91 ; Captain elect, 1891 ; Captain of 2nd XL, 1891 ; 
Captain of School, 1891-92 ; left 1892 (i). 

Le Chateau, Croix-Nord, Lille, France. 

Elwin, Ernest Andrew (12th March, 1877) [D-] ; left 1891 (b). 

The School House, The Close, Norimch. 
Permanent Address : Buckenham Rectory, Norwich. 

Gillespie, Franklin Macaulay (19th August, 1872) [Sch.] . 
R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1890 ; 2nd Batt. South Wales 
Borderers (24th Foot), 1893. 

Goulden, Algernon Arthur (26th January, 1879) [D.] ; left 1893. 

Snargate Street, Dover. 

Green, James Edward I (nth January, 1874) [L-] I XV., 
1890; left 1891 {b). 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [L.] Littlewood's ; t Praefect. 



l888 (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 95 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, June, 1891 ; R..M.C. Shooting VIII. 
and Rep. of R.M.C. v. R.M.A. for " Revolver Cup ; " 
gazetted to East Lane. Regt., Dec,, 1892. 
East Lane. Regiment, Gibraltar. Per. Add. : Stonylands, Dedham, 

Essex. 

Hamilton, William J. K. (27th August, 1875) [Sch.] ; left 
1891 (a). 

Afterwards at Cowley Military College. 

Leith, Henry Hugessen (27th April, 1874) [L.] ; left 1891 (c). 
In Cape Mounted Rifles. Liverpool House, Walmer, Kent. 

Lenon, Arthur Fitzmaurice (7th February, 1872) [D.] ; left 
1889 (b). 

Emigrated to Canada. 
Boivden P.O., Calgavy, Alberta, Canada, and care of Capt. Lenon, 

R.N., 23, Leybiirne Terrace, Dover. 

O'Neill, James Charles (17th December, 1874) \J^-\ I ^^^^ 

1889 {a). 

Revy, Francis Charles (6th September, 1873) [L.] ; left 

1890 [c). 

Satchell, Edward Wade (14th April, 1874) [D.] ; left 1890 {a). 
died July 26th, 1892. 

Sawyer, Edmund Wilder (i 8th October, 1874) [Sp.] ;left 1890. 

Stansfeld, Cyril Grey (17th July, 1871) [Sch.] ; left 1889 (&). 
R.M.C, Sandhurst, Dec, 1890; commission in 2nd 
Batt. Manchester Regt, Aug., 1892. 
Dinapore, India ; and care of Messrs. Grindlay &= Co., 55, Parlia- 
ment Street, London, S.W, 

Thomson, Edward D. (i6th May, 1873) [Sp,] ; left 1889 {b). 

Tucker, Wilham Hancock I (7th June, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 

1891 (&). 

Entered Medical School, St. Thomas's Hospital, 

Oct., 1891. Combe Lodge, Teddington. 

Permanent Add. : Students' Club, St. Thomas's Hospital, London. 

Waddington, Edward Willoughby (20th July, 1874) [L.] ; left 
1891 (c). 

R.M.C, Sandhurst (15th), Dec, 1891 ; Indian Staff 
Corps, September, 1891. 

East Yorkshire Regiment, Poonah, India. 
Permanent Address : The Chestnuts, Pangbourne, Berks. 

Date after name, Birth; {a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



gS DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1888 (c), 'g, (a) 

Wiltshire, Leslie (28th April, 1873) [Sp.] ; XV., 1890; left 
i8go (c). Cotmandene, Gipsy Hill, S.E. 

Withers, Alfred Ross (4th August, 1878) [Sp.] . 

Withers, Gordon Stenett (4th August, 1878) [Sp.] . 

King's Gate, Cyickleivood, London. 

1889.— First Term. 

Adams, Lewis Charles (3rd September, 1877) [D.] . left 
1893 [c). 4, De Vere Gardens, Dover. 

Arthur, Edward Francis (28th October, 1874) [Sp-] ; left 

1890 (c). 19, Rue Marhoeuf, Paris. 

Bowles, Walter Cullen (15th May, 1877) [D.] ; Scholar, 1891; 
now in VL form. 57, Limekiln Street, Dover. 

Boys, Basil Carey (2nd July, 1872) [Sch.] ; left 1889 (1;-). 

Corpus Coll., Camb., 1890 ; C. C. C. XV., 1891-92 ; B.A., 
1893, (Theology). Beverley, Sidcup, Kent. 

Dixon, Alfred Charles Hugh (loth March, 1874) [Sp.— D.] ; 
left 1890 {c). 

Entered 5th Battalion Royal Fusiliers, March, 1893. 
Permanent Address : care of /. Fornihy, Esq., Formby Hall, 

Formhy, Lancashire. 

Elwin, Arthur Jacob (15th July, 1877) [P- — ^0 ! now in VL 
form. Hangchow, China. 

Hand, Frederick Harold (14th March, 1874) [L.] ; left 

1891 {a). 

Hardy, Ernest William (12th December, 1874) [Sch.]; left 
1891 {c). 

Studied music and languages at Gotha, in Germany. 

Hey ford Hills, Weedon. 

Hickman, Harry Robert Beauclerk (5th September, 1871) 
[Sp.] ; left 1890 (c). Ivy Bank, Kearsney. 

Howell, Henry Wilhams Lloyd (19th June, 1872) [L.] ; left 
same term. 

Moore, Cyril Coryndon Du Pre (loth September, 1875) [D.] ; 
left 1889. 

Nathan, Geoffrey (27th February, 1874) [Sp.] ; left 1892. 
Worcester Coll., Oxford ; XL, XV., 
Via Dell Scrofa 117, Rome, Italy. Worcester College, Oxford. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [L.] Littlewood's ; J Praefect. 



1889 (a), (b)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 97 

Newport, Alexander Charles (13th December, 1874) [Sch.] ; 
left 1890 (c). 

Pike, Harry Leonard (14th October, 1874) [Sp-] *> Lawn 
Tennis Champion, 1892 ; left 1891 (c). 

Permanent Address : St. Clair, Reading. 

St. John, Henry Beauchamp (26th August, 1874) [Sch.]; XI., 

1891 ; XV., 1890-91-92 ; left 1891 (r). 

R. M. C, Sandhurst, December, 1891 ; entered army, 
Aug. 1893 ; Indian Staff Corps. 

Cranmore Cottage, Aldershot. 

Tuckett, Charles Paul _(26th March, 1876) [Sp.] ; left 1893 (^)- 
3rd Lieut., Canadian Voluntary Naval Force, 1892. 

Ontario, Canada. 

Tweedie, Francis Forbes (29th August, 1874) [Sp-] ! left 

1892 (a). 

Engaged in Mechanical Engineering, Crystal Palace. 

150, Rosendale Road, W. Dulivich, S.E. 
Permanent Address : Broomhill, Playden, Rye, Sussex. 

V/alker, George Ranee (20th October, 1871) [Sch.] ; left 
1889 [a). 



1889. — Second Term. 

Alderson, Edmund Walter (17th August, 1878) [D.] ; Scholar, 
1892. 2, Effingham Latvn, Dover. 

Darton, Frederick Joseph Harvey (22nd September, 1878) 
[Sch.] : left 1892. 

Schol. at Sutton Valence Grammar School, nr. Staple- 
hurst. 10, Dartmouth Park Road, Highgate, N. W. 

Elhs, Charles Edward Lumley (17th October, 1876) [Sch.]; 
left 1892 {c), for Malvern College. The Willows, Malvern. 

Fitz-Stubbs, Reginald Ernest Edwin (28th October, 1875) 

[Sp.]; Capt. 2nd XL, 1893 ; left 1893 (^)- 

Beau Chene, Fitzjohns Avenue, Hampstead, N.W. 
Green, Leslie William (6th February, 1875) [Sch.] ; left 

1891 {h). 149, Sutherland Avenue, London, W. 

Hodges, Robert William (7th September, 1877) [D.] ; left 
i^^g(b): 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

H 



gS DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [l88g {b),{c) 

Holden, John Rose (gth September, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 

1 89 1 (a). 

The Sports Club, 8, St. James's Square, S.W., and 13, Victoria 

Park, Dover. 

Kinnell, Augustus Stanislaus (i8th November, 1870) [Sp.] ;, 
XV., 1889-90; left 1890 {c). 

Kinnell, Alexander (30th March, 1873) [Sp.] ; XV., 1891 ;. 
left 1 89 1 {c). 

Mason, Alfred (27th September, 1877) [D.] ; left 1890 (a). 

Afterwards at the English College, Bruges, and at Epsom 
College, 1891-3. The Limes, Deal. 

Prime, Frank Hutton (4th March, ,1878) [Sch. — Sp.] ; scholar 

1892 ; XL, 1893 ; Capt., 1894. 

225, Nonvood Road, Heme Hill, S.E. 

Robinson, Sydney Charles Herbert (23rd April, 1878) [Sp.] . 

Turner, Bingham Alexander (30th May, 1877) [D.] ; left 
1890 {c). 

Went to Wellington Coll. Hillersdon House, Dover. 

Wright, Robert Reginald Hornsby (21st January, 1878) [D.] . 

26, Leybtirne Terrace, Dover, 



1889.— Third Term. 

Adams, Frank John (19th May, 1880) [D.-Sch.] ; left 1893 W- 

4, De Vere Gardens, Salisbury Road, Dover, 

Barry, Ian (i6th September, 1875) [D.] ; left 1890 (b). 
Three years at Dulwich Coh. ; D.C. XL, 1893. 

8, Eastmearn Road, W. Dulwich, S.E, 

Barry, Wilham Thurburn (loth May, 1874) [D.] ; left 1890 {b). 
Passed qualifying Examination for Militia (3rd). 

Address : same as above, 

Buckman, Wilham Alexander (i8th June, 1876) [D.] ; left 
1890(0). 2, Priory Grove, Dover, 

Crothers, Holden (loth May, 1878) [Sp.] ; XV., 1893. 

Le Chateau, Croix Nord, France, 

Doidge, Sidney Wilham (27th June, 1874) [Sch.] ; left 
1890 {b). Brentor, The Ridgway, Enfield, 

[D.] Day Boy [Sch.] School House; [Sp.] Sparke's; [L.] Littlewood's ; t Praefect 



1889 (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 99 

Driver, Sidney Dudley (ist December, 1878) [Sch.] . 

74, Denmark Terrace, Brighton. 

Ellis, Rupert Lumley (15th September, 1879, [Sch.] ; left 
1892. 
Now at Malvern College. The Willows, Malvern. 

Falconer, John (15th July, 1877) p.] ; left 1892 (c). 
Apprenticed to outfitting business, Jan., 1893. 

Moray House, Maison Dien Road, Dover. 

Hilton, Charles Guy Salter (23rd December, 1873) [Sch.l ; 
left 1892 {b). 

Matriculated London University, 1892. 

Lane, Alfred Pitcairn (19th June, 1873) [Sch.] ; left same 
term. 

Mulligan, Montague Baldwin (7th December, 1876) [Sch.] ; 
left 1893(a). 

Permanent Address : 5, Rue du Greffe, Courtrai, Belgititn. 

Nockolds, Stephen (13th March, 1877) [Sch.]; Scholar, 1892;. 
Editor of Dovorian, 1894 C^)- - Medina Lodge, West Cowes. 

Robins, William Rumney (5th July, 1875) [Sch.]; left same 
term. 

Shepherd, Charles Edward (i6th April, 1878) [Sch.]. 
Lt.-CoL, C. E. Shepherd, Lucknow, India., andG.H. Shepherd, Esq., 
Care of Messrs. Child and Co., 1, Fleet St., E.C. 

Simpson, William Henry (nth September, 1876) [D.] ; left 
1891 {b). 

Simpson, Frederick Samuel (2nd April, 1878) [D.] ; left 
1 891 (b). 

Taylor, Glenleigh John Achill (2nd January, 1877) [Sch.]; 

XV., 1893-4. Glenleigh, nr. Hastings. 

Walker, Edward Charles Heath (22nd October, 1875) 

[Sp.— D.] ; left 1893 (Ofor Univ. Coll. School. 
Permanent Address : care of G. E. Waller, L.R.C.P., Holloway 

Prison, N. 
White, Arthur (i 6th June, 1875) [D.] ; left 1890(a). 

18, Albert Road, Dover. 

Whitton, Percy (26th April, 1874) [Sp.] ; left 1891 (b). 
Land Agent. 

Garden Cottage, Margam, Port Talbot, S. Wales. 
Per. Ad. : care of William Whitton, Esq., Solicitor, Towcester. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

H — 2 



100 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [l8gO (a) 

1890. — First Term. 

Austin, Edmund George (5th October, 1873) [Sp.] ; XV., 

1891 ; left 1 89 1 (c). 

Dobson, Philip John (nth March, 1874) [Sch.] ; left 
1893 (a). 84, Thicket Road, Anerley, Surrey. 

Permanent Address : Geltsdale, Carlisle. 

Harris, George Temple James % (31st May, 1876) [Sp.] ; XL, 
1893; XV., 1892-3-4; Victor Ludorum and Captain of 
Athletics, 1894 ; Editor of Dovorian, 1893-4 5 ^^^t 1894 {a). 

23, Westhourne Gardens, Follcestone. 

Jeffery, Walter (28th April, 1877) [Sch.]; left 1893 (b). 

Monk's Orchard, nr. Dartford, Kent. 

Messenger, William Thomas (19th August, 1877) [D.] ; left 

1892 (a). 

Apprenticed under Mr. Kirtley, Loco. Dept., L. C. & D. 
Ry., as Mechanical Engineer. 2, Clarence Lawn, Dover. 

Plant, William Trew (14th January, 1875) [Sch.] ; left 1890. 
13, Palmerston Road, Upper Rathnines, Co. Dublin. 
Care of Col. W. C. Plant, Commr., Maulmain, Burma. 

Rewse, Henry Bingham Whistler Smith (22nd August, 1876) 
[Sch.] ; left 1890 (c). 

Sheppard, Thomas WiUiams (14th July, 1880) [D.] ; Scholar 
1892. 78, Leyburne Terrace, Dover. 

Smith, Frederick (20th January, 1875) [D.] ; left 1891 [a). 

Stace, Henry Watson (2nd April, 1877) [Sch.] ; left 1893 (^)- 
Colonel Edward V. Stace, 34, Denning Road, Hampstead. 

Tennant, Stephen Leonard I (loth January, 1874) [Sch.] ; 
XV., 1890-1-2 ; 'Kdiior oi Dovorian, 1891 ; Head of School 
House; left 1892 {c). 

With Heathcote and Rawle, Architects, Manchester. 

Kingsfield, Sale, Cheshire, 

Turner, Francis Montague (8th November, 1875) [Sp.] ; XV., 
1891 ; left 1 89 1 {c). 
Clerk in City. Colonel Turner, 45, Lee Park, Blackheath. 

Walker, Cecil Sandys (27th December, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 
1891 (c). 

[D.] Day Boy [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [L.] Littlewood's ; J Praefect, 



i8go{a),{b)] dover college register. ioi 

Watts, Harry Stuart (28th August, 1875) [Sp.] ; XL, 1892 ; 
XV., 1892 ; Gymnasium Champion, 1892; left 1892 (c.) 

In Paris. 
2, Rue Gitttemberg, Pare des Princes, Boulogne-sur-Seine, Paris. 
Permanent Address : Hawthorn Villa, Deal. 



1890. — Second Term. 

After this date (L.) Littlewood's became (W.)Williams' 

Adams, William Bradford (19th June, 1874) [W.] ; left 
1 89 1 [b). The Elms, Winchmore Hill, London, 

Adams, George Bradford :[: (12th July, 1875) [W.] XL, 1893 '■> 
left 1893 {^)- Address: same as above. 

Beames, Hewitt Pearson Montague (9th May, 1875) [Sch.] ; 
left 1 89 1 {b). 9, Upper Mount Street, Dublin. 

Boyton, James Noel (28th October, 1874) [W.] ; left 
1891 [a). 
Died 6th April, 1891, within a few days of leaving school, 
at Essendene, Croydon. See Dovorian, No. 70, June, 
1891. 

Edwards, Washington Ernest (17th July, 1876) [Sch.] ; left 
1891 {a). 

Engineering Student at King's Coll., Lond., Ap., 1893. 

29, Hampstead Hill Gardens, N. W. 

Hammond, Harold Sankey (4th July, 1878) [Sch.] ; left 

1 89 1 [a). Bagham Cross, Chilham. 

Permanent Address : Milton Chapel, Canterbury. 

Hartopp, Francis Gerald Cradock (6th June, 1877) [Sch.] . 
Lieut. -Col. E. C. C. Hartopp, 7th King's Royal Rifles, Copsewood, 

Walton-on-the-Hill, Epsom, 

Harvey, Arthur Weldon (25th April, 1876) [D.] ; Scholar, 
1891 ; Mayor's Medal, 1892-3 ; left 1893 (^)- 

Lieut. -Col. C. S. Harvey, R.A., 21, Harold Terrace, Dover. 

Holden, Hyla Henry (9th September, 1873) [Sp.] ; XV., 
1891-2; XL, 1892; left 1892 {b). 

Worcester Coll., Oxford. 13, Victoria Park, Dover. 

Permanent Address : National Sports Club, London, 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



102 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [l8go (b), (c) 

Lister, Walter Kenrick (14th July, 1879) [Sch.] ; left 1891. 

Great Walton, Eastry, near Dover. 

Macquoid, Richard Thomas Hyacinth (12th January, 1874) 
[Sch.— W.] ; left 1891. 

Miller, Harold Arthur Beaconsfield (14th June, 1876) [D.] ; 
left 1892. 3, Beaumont Terrace, Dover. 

Overell, Percy William (i6th December, 1873) [Sp.] ; left 

1 89 1 (c). 
Trafford, Richard Wynne (nth November, 1876) [D.] ; left 

1890 (b). 

Trafford, William Leigh (6th December, 1877) ['^•] J left 
1893 (a). 

Now at the English Coll., Bruges. 

Worsfold, Henry Hewitt j (14th October, 1876) [D.] ; Scholar, 
1890 ; XV., 1893-4 ; Capt. of School now (May, 1894). 

Christ Church Villas, Dover. 



1890.— Third Term. 

Anderson, Arthur W^harton (loth December, 1876) [Sch.] ; 
left 1892 (c). 

Apprenticed to Goodyear and Co., Steamship Owners, 

Liverpool. 28, Thorndale Road, Waterloo, Liverpool. 

Permanent Address : Oahlands, Wetheral, Carlisle. 

Aveling, Ralph Clifford (23rd January, 1878) [Sch.] . 

Finsbury, Rochester. 

Blaine, Gerald Howie (28th November, 1879) [D.— W.] . 

Sir C. F. Blaine, Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony. 

Comber, Peter Graham | (22nd June, 1874) [Sp.] . XV., 
1891 ; XL, 1892 ; left 1892 (b). 

Ashburne, Cleveland Road, Ealing. 
Care of Messrs. Antony Gibbs Bros., London. 

Codrington-WilHams, John George (4th December, 1876) 
[W.] ; left 1 89 1 (a). 

Crothers, Norman Holden (loth October, 1879) [Sp.] . 

Le Chateau, Croix Nord, France. 

Dorneau, Charles (7th August, 1876) [W.] ; left 1891 (a). 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House ; [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W.] Williams' ; J Praefect. 



iSgO (c)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. IO3 

Griffith,Walter Meyer (9th August, 1878) [Sp.] ; left 1893 («)• 

Now at Hotel Gibbon, Lausanne. 
Permanent Add, : 87, Gloucester Place, Portman Square, London. 

Hanlon, Aubrey Pearcy (14th January, 1878) [Sp.] ; left 

1891 (b). 

Hayward, Cecil John (23rd June, 1877) [D.] . 

St. Stephen's, Godwyne Road, Dover. 

Henderson, Robert Morley (ist June, 1880) [D.] . 

Choral Scholar. 6, Norman Terrace, Dover. 

Hewlings, Herbert Isaac (12th February, 1878) [Sch. — D. 

— W.). 
Care of i^. C. Edwards, Esq., 92, Shooter s Hill Road, Blackheath. 

Hickman, Philip Devereux (loth May, 1877) [Sp.] ; XI., 

1892 ; left 1892 (b). Care oi Major Hickman, Kearsney, Dover. 

Hounsfield, Francis Cecil (4th February, 1877) [Sch.] ; left 
1892 {b). 

Victoria College, Bingen-am-Rheiu, Germany. 
Perm. Add. : Les Moulins, Rue de la Fontaine, Sevres, France. 

Hounsfield, Arthur Gerald (12th November, 1879) [Sch.]. 

Les Moulins, Rue de la Fontaine, Sevres, France. 

Kent, Edward Cavendish + (29th March, 1876) [W.] ; XL, 
1892; XV., 1892-3; left 1893 («)• 
Coffee Planter, 

Yellikodiji Estate, Aldur, Kadur District, Mysore, India. 
Permanent Address: care of Mrs. Kent, Ludlow. 

Lewis, Ivor Cadwaladyr X (9th December, 1875) [Sp.] ; 
XV., 1892-3; XL, 1893 (Vice-Capt.) ; left 1893 (4 

7, Campsbourne, Hornsey, London, N. 

Melloi, John | (29th July, 1875J [W.] ; XV., 1892-3-4, Capt. 
1894 («) ; ^I-> 1893 ; left 1894 («)• 

Care oi Rob. Browne, Esq., Alexandria, Egvpt, 
Mellor, Sidney (27th December, 1876) [W,] ; XV., 1893-94. 

Mellor, Charles (27th December, 1876) [W.] ; XV., 
1892-3-4. 

Nanson, Geoffrey Aston (30th November, 1875) [Sp.] ; 
left 1892 ih). 

Student at King's College ; Clerkship on Stock Exchange. 

Garfield, Ealing Common, Ealing. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectiely. 



I04 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER, [189O (c), 'l, (rt) 

Rose, Aubrey R. de Burgh (gth May, 1877) [W.] ; Choral 
Scholar ; XL, 1893. 

Care of Surgeon-Gen. Rose, School of Musketry, Hythe. 
Saunders, Ernest Howie (i8th November, 1877) [D.] , 

Surgeon-Col. W. E. Saunders, 5, Maison Dieu Road, Dover.. 

Saunders, Cecil Howie (15th June, 1881) [D.] . 

Surgeon-Col. W. E. Saunders, 5, Maison Dieu Road, Dover. 

Thompson, John Wychfife (27th January, 1875) [Sch.] ; left 

1892 (h). Present Address, Soutkminster, Essex. 

Permanent Address, Wethersfield Place, Braintree, Essex. 

Tordiffe, Francis Michael (5th October, 1877) TD.! ; left 

1891 [h). 

i8gi. — First Term. 

Amies, Ernest Henry (20th December, 1876) [Sch.]. 

8, Ashford Road, Maidstone. 
Blair, James Ernest (12th May, 1879) [W.] . 

Care of T. Blair, Esq., Solicitor, 1, Wool Exchange, London. 
Chave, Lewis Henry Tanner (26th September, 1877) [Sch.] ; 
left 1893 (^)- 

Rookville, 2, Upper Richmond Road, Putney, and care of 
E, L. W. Chave, Esq., Devonshire Chambers, Bishopsgate St., E.C. 

Colbeck, Bernard Bowles (17th June, 1879) [D.] ; Scholar, 
1892. 2, Cambridge Terrace, Dover. 

Elwin, Walter Douglas (23rd March, 1879) [D.— W.] ; left 
1893 (^)- 

Now at the Charterhouse School, Godalming. 

Permanent Address : 2, Castle Street, Dover. 

Falconer, Charles Duncan (14th January, 1882) [D.] ; left 

1892 (b). Moray House, Maison Dieu Road, Dover. 

Hamilton, Robert Caradoc (22nd March, 1877) [Sch.] ; left 

1892 (a). 

Logan, Lionel Stuart I (4th January, 1874) [Sch.] ; XL, 1891- 
92 ; left 1892 (b). 

R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1892. 

Lynham, Frederick Charles (22nd February, 1876) [Sp.] ; left 

1893 (b). 

Permanent Address: Moat House, Letcombe Regis, Wantage. 

[D.] Day Boy; [Sch.] School House ; [S.p.] Sparke's ; [W.] Wilhams' ; I Praefect. 



iSgi (<^), (&)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. IO5 

McGoverne, Herbert \ (8th March, 1876) [D.]; XL, 1892- 
XV., 1892 ; left 1893 {a). 

National Provincial Bank of England, Dartmouth, Devon. 
Permanent Address : 75, Belgrave Gardens, Dover: 

Reidpath, John Govan Stewart (30th November, 1874) [Sp-] ; 
left 1892 (a). Hermistan, Hornsey, N. 

Thomas, Basil Walter (27th January, 1878) [D.] . 

Castle Knowle, Dover. 



1891. — Second Term. 

Burnett, Arthur Basil (8th September, 1876) [Sch.] ; left 
1893 (a). 

Capt. A.J. Burnett, Laurel Dene, Hampton Hill, Middlesex. 

Clark, Sydney Hatch (i 6th April, 1875) [D.] ; XL, 1891; left 
1892 {a). 

In business in United States. 

P.O. Box 869, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, U.S. A. 
Permanent Address : Fairbo2irne, Harrietsham, Maidstone. 

Gilchrist, WilHam Forbes (ist May, 1877) [Sch.] ; left 1893 (c). 
Care of Col. R. A. Gilchrist, Hingoli, Deccan, India. 

Gilchrist, Robert Crooks (24th June, 1878) [Sch.]; Scholar, 
1892. Ditto, and 41 , Onsloiv Road, Richmond. 

Hill, Francis Charles (loth October, 1873) [D.] ; left 1891 {c). 
In Bank of Africa, London. 

Col. F. C. Hill, 22, Godivyne Road, Dover. 

Hill, Rowley Richard (21st July, 1876) [D.] . 

Address : same as above. 

Hughes, Adrian Francis Theodore (6th May, 1878) [Sch.]; 
left 1892 {c) for Oxford Military College, Cowley. 

Drinagh, Hamilton Road, Ealing. 

Lynham, Henry James, (4th April, 1878) [Sp.] . 

Moat House, Lelcombe Regis, Wantage. 

Parsons, Francis Newton | (23rd March, 1875) [D.] ; XL, 
1891 ; left 1892 {h). 

Now at R. M. C, Sandhurst. 
Care of C. Parsons, Esq., M.D., 7, Waterloo Crescent, Dover. 

Date after name, Birth; {a), (&), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



Io6 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [189I (i), (c) 

Rawes, Douglas (21st January, 1881) [Sch.] . Lisbon, Portugal. 

Sarson, Maurice John (4th November, 1881) [D.] . 

Rev. G. Sarson, Holy Trinity Vicarage, Dover. 

Whyte, Archibald (26th October, 1879) [Sch.] ; left 1893 (^)- 

18, Stanley Gardens, Notting Hill, W. 



1891.— Third Term. 



Adams, Ernest Bradford (ist July, 1878) [W.] . 

The Elms, Winchmore Hill, London. 

Armytage, F. F. H. (25th October, 1873) [Sch.] ; left 1892. 

Como, South Yarra, Melbourne, Australia. 

Bolton, Felix Dickeson (19th January, 1879) [Sp.] . 

10, Shornden Villas, St. Leonard's -on-Sea, 
Care of Sir R. Dickeson, Grand Hotel, London. 

de Laveleye, Emile Robert Edouard (2nd June, 1880) [Sch] . 
Care of E. E. A. de Laveleye, Civil Engineer, 28, Rue Courtois, 

Liege, Belgium. 

Middleton, Guy Henry Gabriel (19th December, 1874) [Sch.] ; 
XV., 1891-2; left 1892 {a'j. 

Died July 6th, 1892. See Dovorian, July 19th, 1892, No. 
76. 

Middleton, Eustace G. C. G. (ist July, 1876) [Sch.] ; left 
1892 {a). 

Mulligan, Joh» Brown Grogan (20th September, 1880) [Sch.] ; 

5, Rue du Greffe, Couvtvai, Belgium. 

Neumann, Charles William (12th August, 1878) [Sch.]. 

Roivde House, Rowde, Devizes. 

Phillips, Edgar Phillips Bromworth (9th July, 1879) [Sp.] ; 

left 1892 {b). 
Hotel Richemont, Lausanne, Switzerland, and Tymyrho, Chirk, 

Ruabon. 

Shewell, George Lewis Forster (3rd October, 1878) [D.] . 

Col. G. M. Shewell, Park House, Park Avenue, Dover. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [Sch.] School House [Sp.] Sparke's ; [W.] William's ; % Praefect, 



1892 (a), [b)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. IO7 

• 1892. — First Term. 

Bengough, Harcourt George Lionel (22nd November, 1877) 
[Sch.] ; left 1892 (c). 
Bedford Grammar School. 

Col. H. Bengough, Oakfield, Kimbolton Road, Bedford. 

Bengough, Douglas Henry Victor (13th November, 1878) 
[Sch.] ; left 1892 {c) ; 
Bedford Grammar School, Address : same as above. 

Farrar, Frank Richard (14th November, 1876) [Sch.] ; left 
1892 {h). 

Flachfeld, Henry WilHam (17th August, 1878) [Sch.] ; left 

1892 {c). 

Geard, Walter Leslie (20th December, 1876) [W.] ; left 

1893 [a). Care of H. Geard, Esq., 95, Finshury Pavement, E.C. 

Permanent Address : Fernshaw, Limpsfield, Surrey. 

Leveaux, Frederick Joseph Ellis (13th July, 1877) [Sch,] ; 
left 1893 (b). Girton Lodge, East Tivickenham, Middlesex. 

Nix, Sidney (8th October, 1878) [Sp.] . 

E.J. Nix, Esq., 11, Weymouth Street, London, W. 

Patey, WilHam Macnamara (8th January, 1876) [D. — Sp., 
1893] ; l^ft 1894 (^)- Kingston Lodge, Golden Ball, Dublin. 

Patey, Percy Edward Hughes (8th May, 1878) [D— Sp., 
1893] ; left 1894 ('^)- Address : same as above. 

Plummer, Vincent (30th April, 1878) [Sch.]; left 1893 (h). 

The Firs, Canterbury. 

Sherren, Arthur Oswald (4th September, 1879) [D.] . 

70, Folkestone Road, Dover. 

Sherren, Hugh Godwin (nth September, 1882) [D.] . 

Address : same as above. 

Thompson, Harold Marsh | (nth February, 1875) [D.] . 

Lt.-Col. J. A. Thompson, 3, Alfred Place, Dover. 

Torrance, Alexander Eraser (12th February, 1878) [Sp,] ; 
left 1892. 

1892. — Second Term. 

Barker, Ernest Francis William (2nd July, 1877) [Sch] . 
Col. F. W.J. Barker, R.A., Stanley House, Mayjield Road, Moseley, 

Birmingham. 

Date after name, Birth; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



Io8 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 1892 (b), {c 

Grant, Edmund Hume (7th September, 1877) [D.] . 

F. Grant, Esq., Kensington House, Demerara, British Guiana, 

West Indies. 

Knocker, Wollaston Ernest (3rd January, 1879) [D. — W., 
1893] • Castle Hill House, Dover. 

Tennant, Frank (8th June, 1877) [Sch.] ; left 1893 [a). 

Care of Capt. Donald Grant, The Chantrey, Frome. 



1892.— Third Term. 

Entered under Mr. Compton. 



Houses henceforward — School House [S.] , Sparke's 
[Sp.] becomes Priory [P.] , Williams' [W.] becomes 

St. Martin's [M.] . 



Bagshawe, Leonard! (15th November, 1876) [D.] ; XV., 1893-4; 
XL, 1893. ^4, East Cliff, Dover. 

Causton, Cyril Powys (15th March, 1878) [S.] . 

Poti'ys Court, E. Croydon. 

Cox, Stanley John (14th May, 1877) [M.] ; Scholar, 1892. 
VI. Classical Prize, 1893. 40, Clapham Road, London. 

Dixson, Wilham John (loth October, 1878) [S.] . 

Little Samp ford Rectory, Braintree, Essex. 

Duke, Cyril Edwin (25th March, 1875) [D.] ; left 1893 (^)- 

18, Randolph Gardens, Dover. 

Duke, Ernest (4th January, 1877) [D.] ; left 1894 (^)- 

Address : same as above. 

Elwes, William Barton ^25th May, 1878) [S.] ; left 1893 (c.) 

Acton Vicarage, Sudbury. 

Evans, Evan [P.] ; left Nov., 1893. 

Gerard, Louis Gustave Rene (5th March, 1876) [M.] ; left 
1893 (b) for Liege University. 

Perm. Add. 76 Rue Louvrex, Liege, Belgium. 

Gosselin, Corbet Le Marchant (14th April, 1876) [D.] ; XV., 
1892 ; left 1892 (r) for Univ. Coll., Gower Street. 

14, Beaumont Terrace, Dover. 

[D.] Day Boy [S.] School House ; [P.] Priory ; [M.] St. Martin's ; X Praefect 



1892 (c) '3 (a)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. '109 

Gosselin, Walter de Ferrers (24th July, 1881) [D.] . 

14, Bemimont Terrace, Dover. 

Hutchinson, George Thomas (30th July, 1880) [D.] ; left 
1894 [a), for Marlborough. Channouth. 

McClure, Andrew (6th September, 1878) [S.] ; Scholar, 1892. 

Whittington Moor, Chesterfield. 

McHarg, Sidney (17th August, 1876) [S.] ; XV., 1892; left 
1893 {h). 31, Rue de Calais, Botdogne-sur-Mer, France. 

Ormrod, Ernest Percival (21st March, 1877) [S.] ; left 1893 (O- 
Halliwell Lodge, Bolton, and Wyresdale Park, Garstang, Lanes. 

Prffitorius, A. C. W. Edward (8th November, 1877) [M.] ; 
XV., 1 893. Prcstoria Howse, Folkestone. 

Scorer, Edgar Selot (6th March, 1877) [P.] . 

Ahercorn Lodge, Upper Hamilton Terrace, N.W. 

Smith, John Wetherall (13th April, 1882) [S.] . 
Removed to Junior School, Jan., 1893. 
Major-Gen. C. H. Smith, Mayestorne Manor, Wendover, Tring. 

Starck, Charles Oliver Ellis (3rd August, 1881) [M.] . 
Removed to Junior School, January, 1893. 

30, Rue de Bassano, Paris. 

Todd, Chester William (14th July, 1878) [S.] ; left Nov., 
1893. 

Waddell, Malcolm Graeme (28th February, 1878) [S.] ; left 
Nov., 1893. 

Watts, Stanley Lewis (i8th July, 1877) [P.] . 

Hawthorn Villa, Deal. 

In January, 1893, the Junior School was established ai 
West Mount, denoted by (J.) 

1893. — First Term. 

Adam, George Jefferys (6th September, 1883) [J.] 

11, East Claremont Street, Edinburgh. 

Bruce, Harry Kendal Walpole (3rd July, 1880) [D.] 

Gen. Bruce, 1, East Cliff, Dover. 

Dawes, Herbert Edwin T. (nth February, 1881) [J.] . 

Manor House, Maxton. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



no DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. [1893(a) 

Fanshawe, Richard Evelyn (25th March, 1877) [S.] 

Abherley House, Great Shelford, Camhs. 

Francis, Thomas Sydney (nth June, 1881) [J.] 

68, High Street, Deal. 

Gossehn, Guy St. Leger Hyde (20th January, 1885) [J.] . 

14, Beaumont Terrace, Dover. 

Grover, Edward Brockett (14th May, 1879) [S.]._ 

Clydach Court, Pontypridd, S. Wales. 

Grover, Harry Montague Gwynne (i6th April, 1880) [S.] 

Address : same as above. 

Guimaraens, George Pearson (29th September, 1877) [S.] ; 
XV., 1893. ■ Parkside, Warham Road, Croydon. 

Harvey, Percy Robert de Yuon(5th September, 1882) [J.] . 
Choral Scholar, 1893. 

Colonel C. S. Harvey, R.A., 21, Harold Terrace, Dover. 

Herring, Edward Charles (24th May, 1880) [J.] 

Victoria House, Buckland. 

Mackenzie, Herbert John (19th September, 1878) [D.] . 

Douglas Villa, Castle Avenue, Dover. 

Mackenzie, Donald Francis (26th May, 1881) [J.] 

Address: same as above. 

Middleton, Hugh Keating (9th November, i879)[S.]; Exhib., 
1893 ; left 1893 r^j> for Merchant Taylor's School. 

Neivport Lodge, Bromley, Kent. 

Norman, Alfred Headley (27th August, 1881) [S.] . 

Gweedore, Castle View Road, Strood. 

Sadleir, Thomas Ulick (15th September, 1882) [J.]. 

Rev. F. Sadleir (Army Chaplain), 4, Ennismore Gardens, Dover. 

Shewell, Arthur Meade Moore (14th December, 1883) [J.] . 

Colonel J. M, Shewell, Park House, Dover, 

Thomas, Peter (14th March, 1881) [J.] ; entered Coll., 
1893 (b). • 3, Waterloo Crescent, Dover. 

Walker, John Bernard (i6th January, 1882) [J.] ; left 1893 W- 
Care of G. E. Walker, Esq., Holloway Prison, N. 

Wright, Wilfrid Hornsby (20th October, 1884) [J.] . 

26, Leyhurne Terrace, Dover. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [S.] School House ; [P.] Priory ; [M.] St. Martin's ; [J.] Junior. 



1893 (^)] DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. Ill 

1893. — Second Term. 

Blackwood, Henry Price (8th December, 1877) [S.] . 

Norton Court, Sittinghoimie .■ 
Cobbett, Richard (20th August, 1879) [S.] . 

Woodlands, Wilmslow, Cheshire. 
Compton, Cuthred (2nd July, 1884) [J.] . 

The School House, Dover College. 

Crundall, WiUiam Henry (22nd June, 1882) [J.] ; left 1893 (f^)- 

Woodside, Dover. 
Crundall, Eric Randolph (30th September, 1883) [J.] ; left 
1893 (0- Address : same as above. 

Douglas, William Shepherd (20th October, 1878) [S.] . 

77, Lyndkuvst Road, Hampstead. 
Douglas, Francis Fraser (19th August, 1880) [S.] . 

Address : same as above. 
Fielding, GeofFry Kenmil (25th June, 1884) [J-] • 

2, Beaumont Terrace, Dover. 
Goodbody, Lionel William Sturge (ist June, 1881) [J.] 

90, Darenth Road, Stoke Newington, N. 
Harrison, Clarence Edward (24th March, 1877) [S.] ; left 
1893 {<^)- 36, Nevern Square, Earl's Court, S.W. 

Harrison, Ernest Vernon (22nd November, 1880) [J.] . 

57, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, W. 
Jackson, Bernard (4th February, 1880) [S.] ; left 1893 (^)- 

Westfield Vicarage, Battle. 
Lea, Donald Henry (28th February, 1880) [S.] . 

Moorgate, 78, Portland Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. 

Llewellyn, William Llewellyn (14th October, 1879) [S.] . 

Lugg Vale, Hereford. 
Llewellyn, Arthur Henry Llewellyn (4th January, 1881) [S.] . 

Address : same as above. 
MelHs, Atherley Renfrew (2nd October, 1885) [J.] . 

20 j Castle Street, Dover. 
Podevin, George S. (21st January, 1878) [D.] ; left 1893 (^)- 

2, Church Villas, Dover. 
Pooley, Walter Robert (26th September, 1880) [S.] . 

Northumberland Lodge, Cheltenham. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (6), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 



112 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. \^I 8g 2, {b),{c) 

Pooley, John Anderson Sinclair (i2th December, 1881) [S.] . 

Address : same as preceding. 

Pooley, Andrew Melville (i 2th December, 1881) [S.] . 

Address : same as above. 

Roberts, Charles Malcolm Paisley (15th May, 1878) [P.]. 

left 1894 W- 
Satow, Norton Lancaster (20th February, 1879) [S.] . 

76, The Common, Upper Clapton, N.E. 

Scammell, Benjamin Pascoe Taylor (8th February, 1879) 

[D.] . Bank House, Dover. 

Sparke, Harold Edward (15th March, 1884) [J.] . 

Priory House, Dover College. After August, 1894, Broolc House, 

Dover. 



1893.— Third Term. 

Barlow, Frank Lewis Thornhill )3ist August, 1883) [J.] . 

5, Waterloo Crescent, Dover. 

Blackborne, Anthony Charles (19th July, 1880) [P.] . 

35, South Audley Street, London. 

Blanford, Harry Richard (15th June, 1884) [J.]. 

72, Bedford Gardens, S. W. 

Blanford, Arthur William (13th August, 1885) [JO • 

Address : same as above. 

Carlton, Malcolm Thomas (6th May, 1880) [S.] . 

Marlow House, New Swindon. 

Darwall, John Randle (7th January, 1878) [D.] . 

Vernon Cottage, East Cliff, Dover. 

Finnis, John Turner (6th December, 1883) [J.]. 

1, St. John's Road, Dover. 

Finnis, Steriker (24th July, 1885) [J.] . 

Address : same as above. 

Habgood, Arthur Henry (22nd July, 1882) [S.] ; Choral 
Scholar, 1893. Stafford House, Upperton Road, Eastbourne. 

Hawes, Edward Montagu (2nd October, 1879) [S.] . 

Major-General Hawes, 19, The Barons, East Twickenham. 

Livermore, Edward Gillespy (i8th May, 1879) [D.] ; Exhibn., 
1893. Effingham Crescent, Dover. 

[D.] Day Boy ; [.S.] School House ; [P.] Priory ; [M.] St. Martin's ; [J.] Junior, 



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Livermore, GeofFry Ezra (13th June, 1884) [J.] . 

Address : same as preceding. 

Madden, Samuel Fitzgerald (30th July, 1878) [S.] ; Scholar, 
1893. 25, Albany Street, Bedford. 

Robinson, Bernard (19th February, 1879) [S.] . 

69, Grand Rue, Boulogne-sur-Mer. 

Salmon, Joseph Harold (28th April, 1879) [M.] ; Exhibition, 
1893. Glenelfin, Eastern Avenue, Reading. 

Sheather, Charles Herbert (22nd November, 1881) [J.]. 

40, Christchurch A venue, Brondesbnry, N. W. 

Sheather, Alfred Leslie (2nd December, 1883) [J.] . 

Address : same as above 

Smart, George Henry (29th April, 1883) [J.] . 

Care of General Smart, R. A., Woolwich. 

Smith, Charles Hodgkinson (2nd March, 1877) [S.] . 

Mayestorne Manor, Wendover, Tring. 

Vickery, George (23rd April, 1879) [P.]; Scholar, 1893. 

15, St. Andrew's Sqtiare, Surbiton, Surrey. 

1894. — First Term. 

Armitage, Harry Ingram (13th April, 1878) [M.] . 

High Royd, Hanley, near Huddevsfield. 

Best, Eustace Charles (i8th August, 1881) [J.] . 

2, Christ Church Villas, Folkestone Road, Dover. 

Best, Winfred Hugh Francis (4th October, 1882) [J.] . 

Address : same as above. 

Best, Edward Bertram (19th November, 1884) [J.] . 

Address : same as above. 

Darwall, Robert Henry (3rd October, 1879) [D,] . 

Vernon Cottage, East Cliff, Dover ^ 

Hills, Herbert John (4th September, 1882) [D.] . 

Shortlands, Park Avenue, Dover ^ 

Little, Harry Leslie (23rd August, 1881) [S.] . 

14, The Barons, East Twickenham. 

Loring, Roger Watson (15th November, 1885) [J.] 

Little Water send, Ewell, Dover. 

Date after name, Birth ; (a), (b), (c), first, second, and third term respectively. 

I 



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McClure, Randolph Shaw (30th September, 1883) [J.] . 

Thos. McChire, Esq., M.D., Whittington Moor, Chesterfield. 

McClure, Septimus (26th August, 1884) [J.] . 

Address : same as above. 

Powell, James Farquharson (loth October, 1878) [D.J . 

Stirgeon-Major Poiiiell,25, Liverpool Street, Dover. 

Routledge, Ernest Bird (22nd January, 1877) [M.] . 

Care of Col. Routledge, 3, Belsize Grove, N .W., and 50, Russell 

Square, W.C. 

Spencer, Francis Elmhirst (25th July, 1881) [D.] . 

Lt.-Col. Spencer, 2, Harold Terrace, Dover. 

Stone, Reginald Joseph (29th June, 1879) [S.] . 

18, Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone. 

Vandeleur, Thomas Pakenham (21st October, 1877) [S.] . 

52, Evelyn Gardens, S. Kensington. 

Winch, Henry Courtenay (17th October, 1877) [D.] . 

12, Guilford Terrace, Dover. 

Woods, Charles Murray (8th August, 1880) [D.] . 

28, Maison Dieu Road, Dover. 



[D.] Day Boy; [S.] School House ; [P.] Priory ; [M.] St. Martin's ; [J.] Junior.. 



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HONOURS. 

This list includes distinctions gained outside the 
College — Entrances at R.M.C. and R.M.A., Scholar- 
ships and Honours at Universities, etc. 

1875 — W. L. C. Brackenbury, offer of Exhibition at St. 
John's Coll., Camb., being first in First Class 
Seniors, Camb. Local. 

1876 — A. H. Raikes, Exhibition at Queen's Coll., Oxford. 

1877 — S. E. Craddock, Exhibition for Medical Students, 
King's Coll., London. 
E. Bradley, offer of Exhibition, at St. John's Coll., 
Cambridge. 

1878 — W. H. Bowes, Sandhurst, entrance, loth place. 

1879 — S. E. Craddock, Theological and Warneford Prizes, 
King's Coll., London. 
C. H. Hutchinson, Woolwich, entrance. 
H. R. Hackman, Cooper's Hill, 2nd place. 
C. H. Brackenbury, Sandhurst, entrance. 

1881— W. Wells, offer of Exhibition at St. John's Coll., 
Camb. ; Goldsmith's Exhibition of £^0 per ann. 

E. A. Elwin, Indian Civil Service. 

1882 — W. Wells, Honours in Classical Tripos, Cambridge. 
A. M. Bradley, Lon. Univ., Matriculation, Div. i. 
H. R. Hackman, Scholarship in Science, Cooper's Hill. 
P. Foster, Woolwich, entrance. 

1883— W. Wells, 2nd Class Classical Tripos, (Part H.) 
G. W. Jenney, Scholarship, Queen's Coll., Cork. 
H. Child, 2nd in list of Naval Cadets. 

1884 — C. R. Killick, Science Scholarship, Lon. Hospital. 
R. W. Thompson, Sandhurst, entrance. 

F. H. Maugham, Scholarship, St. Cath. Coll., Cam- 
bridge. 

F. T. C. Hughes, Sandhurst, entrance. 
R. L. Tottenham, Royal Cadet, Sandhurst. 

I — 2 



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1884 — G. D. Hornblower, ist Class Honours, Lon. Univ. 
Matriculation. 
H. G. Warburton, Woolwich, entrance, 3rd place. 

1885 — L. W. Erackenbury, 19th Sandhurst, entrance. 
S. S. S. Clarke, Sandhurst, entrance. 

F. Grant, 23rd Sandhurst, entrance. 

B. Leicester, 76th Sandhurst, entrance. 

H. G. Warburton, 19th Indian Civil Service. 

1886 — F. Bowes, Exhibition, Wadham College, Oxford. 

P. Evans, London University Matric, ist division. 
J. C. M. Hawkins, Classical Scholarship, Jesus 
College, Cambridge. 

E. L. Holmes, Mathematical Tripos, Cambridge. 

R. W. Hunt, Classical Scholarship, Trinity Hall, 
Cambridge. 

C. E. E. K. Macquoid, Sandhurst, entrance. 
C. O. Maugham, Law Tripos, Cambridge. 
H. F. Mayes, 2nd Woolwich, entrance. 

G. W. Palmer, ist Woolwich, entrance. 
A. W. V. Plunkett, Sandhurst, entrance. 
C. D. Ricketts, Naval Cadet. 

F. W. F. Ross, Gold Medal for Anatomy, Edinburgh. 
H. T. Stevenson, Mathematical Scholarship, Trinity 

Hall, Cambridge. 
T. G. Tulloch, Woolwich, entrance. 
A. G. Welsford, Natural Science Tripos, Cambridge, 

ist class. 

1887 — W. H. Adcock, 34th Woolwich, entrance. 
S. D. Bullen, Woolwich, entrance. 
A. H. Gunter, 2nd Woolwich, entrance. 

G. W. Palmer, Sizarship, Trinity College, Cambridge. 
A. M. Talbot, Mathematical Scholarship, Trinity 

Hall, Cambridge. 
Ho M. Thomas, Woolwich, entrance. 
O. S. Wolstenholme, Woolwich, entrance. 

1888— A. W. Bartlett, Lon. Univ. Matric, Div. i. 

E. Blanford, London Univ. Matriculation, Division i. 

F. Bowes, 2nd Class Classical Mods., Oxford. 

E. B. Elwin, 22nd Indian Civil Service, entrance. 

H. C. Haslam, Mathematical Scholarship, Trinity 

Hall, Cambridge, 
Jt R. G. Kennedy, Indian Cadet, Sandhurst. 



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1888 — F. H. Maugham, Senior Optime, Mathematical Tripos, 

Cambridge. 
H. F. Mayes, 6th Indian Civil Service, entrance. 
C. C. Onslow, Sandhurst, entrance. 
G. W. Palmer, Foundation Scholarship, Trin. Coll., 

Cambridge, 
A. A. G. Tulloch, 2nd Class Law Tripos, Cambridge. 

1889 — A. H. Browne, Sandhurst, entrance. 
F. M. Gillespie, Sandhurst, entrance. 
R. St. J. Gillespie, 25th Woolwich, entrance. 
A. H. Gunter, 9th Indian Civil Service. 
J. Mc. C. Hawkins, 3rd Class Classical Tripos, 

Cambridge. 
R. W. Hunt, 2nd Class Class. Mods., Oxford. 
W. S. Lee, Class. Exhibition, Wadham College, 

Oxford. 
F. Littlewood, Math. Scholar, Trinity Hall, 

Cambridge. 
A. J. O'Brien, 13th Sandhurst, entrance. 
H. T. Stevenson, Sen. Op., Math. Tripos, Cambridge. 
A. M. Talbot, Scholarship, Trinity Hall, Cambridge. 
H. M. Thomas, Sword of Honour, Woolwich. 

1890 — F. Bowes, 2nd Class, Classical Final Schools, Oxford. 

E. B. Elwin, 6th Indian Civil Service, final. 
C. B. Harvey, 17th Woolwich, entrance. 

F. Littlewood, 19th Indian Civil Service, entrance. 

E. O'Brien, 70th Sandhurst, entrance. 
H. E. Winsloe, 5th Woolwich, entrance. 

1 89 1 — R. W. Bell, 22nd Woolwich, entrance. 

F. Bowes, Ceylon Civil Service. 

P. A. L. Clarke, Sizarship, Christ's Coll., Cambridge. 
W. H. Elwin, Math. Scholarship, Corpus Christi 

Coll., Cambridge. 
W. F. Hackman, Cooper's Hill, entrance. 
C. B. Harvey, 4th Place in Engineers. 
A. M. Talbot, Senior Optime, Mathematical Tripos, 

Cambridge. 
H. E.. Winsloe, 5th Place in Engineers. 

1892 — J. Bird, Scholarship at Royal Agricultural^^College, 
Cirencester. 

W, M. Foster, 3rd Class Honours, School of Jurispru- 
dence, Oxford. 

W. S. Lee, Scholarship, Wadham College, Oxford. 



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1892 — R. H, Langley, 2nd Class Honours, School of Juris- 
prudence, Oxford. 

A. A. G. Tulloch, The Stephen Heehs' Gold Medal for 
Law. 

M. L. F. Tweedie, ist in Examination for Inspector- 
ship of Police, India. 

1893 — K- W. Bell, 1 2th Woolwich, final examination. 
A. G. Knocker, 72nd Sandhurst, entrance. 

A. M. Fox, Woolwich, entrance. 

B. A. Wright, Sandhurst, entrance. 
F. N. Parsons, Sandhurst, entrance. 



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SCHOOL OFFICERS. 



Captains of School. 

There was no regular officer 
Avith this title during the 
first few years. 

1874-76 — A. H. Raikes. 
1876-77 — W. H. Bowes. 
1877-78 — E. Bradley. 
1879-81— E. A. Elwin. 
1881-82 — G. D. Hornblower. 
1882-83— C. O- Maugham 
1883-84— S. S. S. Clarke. 
1884-85— F. H. Maugham. 
1885-86— J. C. M. Hawkins. 
1886-87— R. W. Hunt. 
1887-88— G. W. Palmer. 
1888-89— W. S. Lee. 
1889-90— W. S. Lee. 
1890-gi — P. A. L. Clarke. 
1891-92 — J. S. Crothers. 
1892-93 — A. G. Knocker. 

1893 — P. C. De la Pryme 

1894 — H. H. Worsfold. 



Editors of Dovonan. 



1878 — 



1879 - 

1880 - 

1881 - 

1882 - 
1883-85- 
1885-86- 
1886-87- 
1887-88- 

1888-89- 
1889-90- 
1890-91- 



1891-92- 



1892-93- 
1893-94- 



1894 — 



H.G.Miller, Esq., 
B.A. 

P. E. Kingsford. 

H. R. Hackman. 

A. F. Osborn. 
-G. D. Hornblower. 
-G. D. Hornblower. 
-F. H. Maugham. 
-F. H. Maugham. 
-W. H. Thomas. 
-A. M. Talbot. 
-E. Blanford. 
-W. M. Hawkins. 
-W. S. Lee. 
-P. A. L. Clarke. 
-B.G.Waller Shep- 
herd. 
-R. W. Bell. 
-W. F. Hackman. 
-J. S. Crothers. 
-C. T. De la Pryme 
-S. L. Tennant. 
-L. E. M. Strode. 
-F. Adcock. 
-P. C. De la Pryme 
-P. C. De la Pryme 
-G. T. Harris. 

S. Nockolds. , 



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PRIZE LISTS. 



VI. Classics. 

1872 — A. H. Raikes. 
1873 — A. H. Raikes. 
1874 — A. H. Raikes. 
1875 — A. H. Raikes. 

— S. E. Craddock. 
1876— A. H. Raikes. 

— S. E. Craddock. 

From this date given by W. 
P. Bodkin, Esq. 

1877 — E. Bradley. 
1878— E. A. Elwin. 
1879 — E. A. Elwin. 
1880— E. A. Elwin. 
1881 — G. D. Hornblower. 
1882 — R. W. Thompson. 
1883— C. O. Maugham. 
1884— J. CM. Hawkins. 
1885— J. CM. Hawkins. 
1886— J. CM. Hawkins. 
1887— R. W. Hunt. 
1888— W. S. Lee. 
1889— W. S. Lee. 
1890— W. S. Lee. 
1891— P. A. L. Clarke. 
1892— H. Whyte. 

— L. W. A. Happe. 
1893 — S. J. Cox. 



Mayor's Medal — Mathe- 
matics. 

1872— W. H. Killick. 
1873— W. Bradley. 
1874— W. L. C Bracken- 
bury. 
1875— W. H. Killick. 
1876 — J. Agate. 
1877— W. H. Bowes. 
1878— P. E. Kmgsford. 
1879 — H. R. Hackman. 
1880— E. A. Elwin. 
1881 — G. D. Hornblower. 
1882— W. Day. 
1883— O. T. Craig. 
1884— H. F. Mayes. 

— G. W. Palmer. 
1885— F. H. Maugham. 
1886— G. W. Palmer. 

— H. T. Stevenson. 
1887— A. M. Talbot. 

— G. W. Palmer. 

— H. F. Mayes. 
1888— A. H. Gunter. 
1889— G. W. Palmer. 

— H. E. Winsloe. 
1890 — W. H. Elwin. 

— H. E. Winsloe. 
1891 — E. W. Waddington. 

— W. H. Elwin. 
1892 — A. W. Harvey. 

— H. Whyte. 
1893 — A. W. Harvey. 



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HOUSE HONOURS. 

Athletic Cup. 



i88g — School House. 
i8go — School House, 
1891 — School House 



1892 — Priory House 

(Sparke's). 
1893 — Priory House. 
1894 — Priory House. 



Cricket Shield. 



1890 — Priory House. 
1891 — Priory House. 



1892 — Priory House. 
1893 — Priory House. 



Football Cup (all ages.) 

1892 — Priory House. | 1893 — School House. 

Football Cup (under 16.) 
1892 — School House. | i893^Priory House. 

Fives Cup. 
1893— School House. | 1894 — St. Martin's House. 

■ Gymnasium Competition. 
1893 — Priory House. | 1894 — Priory House. 



122 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



SUMMARIES OF MATCHES AGAINST OUR 
RIVAL SCHOOLS. 

Dover College v. Kings School, Canterbury. 

FOOTBALL. 

1877 — Dec. 6, at Canterbury ; drawn. 

1878 — March 5, at Dover; won, 3 goals and 3 tries to i try. 
Nov. 19, at Dover ; won, 3 goals and 3 tries to nil. 

1879 — Feb. 25, at Canterbury ; won, 2 goals and i try to nil. 
°* 1879-84, no records. 

1884-5 — Nov. 5, at Dover ; won, 5 goals and 6 tries to nil. 

1885-6 — Nov. II, at Dover ; won, 4 goals and 8 tries to nil. 

1886-7 — Oct. 23, at Dover ; won, 6 goals and 4 tries to nil. 

Feb. 10, return at Canterbury ; won, i goal and 6 
tries to nil. 

1887-8 — Nov. I, at Canterbury ; won, 3 goals and i try to nil. 
Nov. 23, return at Dover ; won, 6 tries to nil. 

1888-9 — Oct. 17, at Canterbury; won, 5 goals and 4 tries to 
nil. 
Nov. 15, return, at Dover; won, 2 goals and 11 tries 
to nil. 

1889-90 — Nov. 2, at Dover ; won, 3 goals and 2 tries to nil. 

1890-91 — Nov. II, at Canterbury; lost, 2 goals and i try to 
nil. 
Feb. 18, return, at Dover ; won, 6 goals and i try to 
nil. 



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1891-2 — Oct. 27, at Dover; lost, i goal to nil. 

Feb. 23, return, at Canterbury ; won, i goal and 2 
tries to nil. 

1892-3 — Oct. 27, at Dover ; won, i goal to a try. 

March 2, return, at Canterbury ; won, 2 tries to nil. 

1893-4 — Nov. 8, at Dover ; won, 2 goals and 2 tries to nil. 

Feb. 8, return, at Canterbury ; lost, i goal and i try 
to nil. 



Thus, out of 21 matches recorded, the College has won 17, 
lost 3, and i has been drawn. 



CRICKET. 



1878 — At Dover College; lost by 13 runs. The College 30 
and 30 ; K.S. 32 and 41. 
Return, at Canterbury ; lost by 241 runs. The College, 
26, and 51 for 6 wickets; K.S., 267 (B. Blaxland, 
129). 

1879-85 — Not played. 

1886 — June 3, at Canterbury ; lost by 16 runs. The College, 
91 and 69 ; K.S., 107. 
July 7, return, at Dover; won. The College, 159, and 
98 for 7 wickets. K.S., 135. 

1887 — June 20, at Canterbury ; won by 30 runs. The Col- 
lege, 163 ; K.S., 133. 

1888 — July 5, at Dover; won by 102 runs. The College, 228 
(H. S. Bush 132, A. N. Fagan 42). K.S., 126. 

1889 — June II, at Dover; won by 24 runs. The College, 
117, and 115 for 4 wickets. K.S., 93. 

1890 — July I, at Canterbury ; won by 3 wickets. The Col- 
lege, 107 for 7 wickets ; K.S., 102. 

1 89 1 — June 30, at Canterbury ; lost by 79 runs. The Col- 
lege, 69 ; K.S., 147. 



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1892 — June 7, at Dover; won by 18 runs. The College, 125, 
and 50 for 2 wickets ; K.S., 107. 

1.893 — Juty 4' ^t Canterbury ; lost by 52 runs. The College, 
107 (F. Adcock 54, not out) ; K.S., 159. 



Thus, out of II matches the College has won 6 and lost 5. 
Ddver College v. Clergy Orphan School^ Canterbury. 



FOOTBALL. 



Up to 1883, 7 matches had been played, of which the College 
had won all ; since then the match has not been played, 
as now C. O. S. plays Association. 



CRICKET. 



1878 — June I, at Dover College; lost by 59 runs. The College, 
45, and 42 ; C. O. S., 97, (Roe, 58), and 49, (Roe, 24, 
not out). 
Return, at Canterbury, lost by an innings and no runs. 
The College, 48 and 97, (H. S. Barlow, 39); C.O.S., 
256, (W. N. Roe, 114 ; R. S. Goodchild, 69). 

1879 — May 21, at Canterbury, won by 29 runs. The College, 
27 and 90 ; C. O. S., 38 and 50. 
Return, at Dover, July 5, won by 9 wickets. C. O. S., 
43 and 41 ; the College, 70 and 18 (i wicket). 

1880 — At Dover, won by 58 runs. The College, 139; C. O. 
S., 81. 
Return, at Canterbury; lost by 27 runs. The College, 
103 ; C. O. S., 130. 

1881— May 28, at Dover, lost. The College, 68 ; C. O. S., 
86. 



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1882 — June 7, at Canterbury, won by 54 runs. The College, 
119 ; C. O. S., 65 and 48 for 7 wickets. 
July I, return, at Dover, won by C. O. S. on first inn- 
ings. The College, 98, and 47 for four wickets : C. 
O. S., 112 and 67. 

1883 — June 9, at Dover, lost by 152 runs. The College, 37 
and 63 ; C. O. S., 76 and 176. 
June 23, return, at Canterbury; lost. The College, 90 ; 
C. O. S., 108, and 75 for 2 wickets. 

1884 — At Dover ; lost. The College, 54 ; C. O. S,, 78. 

Return, at Canterbury ; lost. C. O. S., 88 ; the 
College, 18 and 105. 

1885 — June 3, at Canterbury; lost. The College, 44 ; CO. 
S., III. 
July 18, return ; won. The College, 70 ; C. O. S., 26, 
and 69 for 8 wickets. 

1886 — June 3, at Dover ; won. The College, 178; C. O. S., 
56, and 66 for 2 wickets. 

1887 — June 8, at Dover ; won by 74 runs. The College, 193, 
(C. E. Wilson, 76 ; H. S. Bush, 51) ; C. O. S., 119. 
July 2, return, at Canterbury ; lost by 174 runs. The 
College, 29 ; C. O. S., 203. 

1888 — June 6, at Dover ; won by 66 runs. The College, 94; 
C. O. S., 28 and 136. 
June 30, return, at Canterbury; won by 77 runs. The 
College, 155 ; C. O. S., 78. 

1889 — June 12, at Dover; won by an innings and 25 runs. 
The College, 181, (H. S. Bush, 48 ; A. N. D. Pagan, 
70) ; C. O. S., 44 and 112. 

1890 — July 2, at Canterbury; lost by 22 runs. The College, 
89 ; C. O. S., III. 

1 89 1 — -June 3, at Canterbury ; lost by 23 runs. The College, 
~ 66 ; C. O. S., 89, and 92 for 8 wickets. 
July 7, return, at Dover ; lost by 27 runs. The College, 
66 ; C. O. S., 93. 

1892 — June 15, at Dover; lost by 141 runs. The College, 
176, (F. Adcock, 64) and 105 for 5 wickets ; C. O. S., 
317, (F. Bell, 129, not out). 



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1893 — ^June 17, at Dover; lost. 



Thus, out of 26 matches, Dover College has won 11, lost 15. 
Dover College v. Tiinbridge School. 

FOOTBALL. 

1883 — Jan. 7 ; lost by i goal. 

1883 — Nov. 7; drawn, no score. 

1884 — Nov. 15, at Tunbridge ; lost, 3 goals to i try. 

1885 — Nov. 14, at Dover ; won, i try to nil. 

1886 — Nov. 13, at Tunbridge ; drawn, no score. 

1887 — Nov. 26, at Dover ; lost, i goal to nil. 

1888 — Nov, 17, at Tunbridge; won, i goal 9 tries to nil. 

1889 — Nov. 16, at Dover; lost, 2 goals to nil. 

1890 — Nov. 22, at Tunbridge ; lost, 6 goals to i try. 

1891 — Nov. 14, at Dover ; lost, 3 goals and 5 tries to nil. 

1892 — Nov. 5, at Tunbridge ; lost, 6 goals and 6 tries to i 

try. 
1893- -Nov. 25, at Dover ; lost, 2 goals and 4 tries to nil. 



Thus, out of 12 matches Dover College has won 2, lost 8 
and 2 have been drawn. 

Dover College v. Sutton Valence School. 

FOOTBALL. 

1889 — March 16, at Sutton Valence ; won, 2 goals and 6 tries 

to nil. 
1889 — Oct. 30, at Dover ; won by i goal to nil. 
i8go-i — Nov. 8, at Sutton Valence; lost, i goal and i try to 

nil. 
Feb. 21, return at Dover ; won, 2 goals and 2 tries 

to 2 goals. 



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1 89 1 -2 — Nov. 4, at Dover ; lost by 2 tries to i try. 

Feb. 9, return, at Sutton Valence ; lost, 5 goals and 4 
tries to nil. 
1892-3 — Nov. 2, at Sutton Valence ; lost, 2 goals and 3 tries 
to I try. 
Nov. 12,- return, at Dover; drawn, i try each. 
1893-4 — Nov. 4, at Dover ; lost, 4 goals and 2 tries to nil. 

Dec. 6, return, at Sutton Valence ; lost, 4 goals and i 
try to I try. 



Present score : — -Out of 10 matches Dover College has won 
3, lost 6, and one has been drawn. 



CRICKET. 



1890 — July 12, at Dover ; lost by 10 wickets. The College, 

30 and 61 ; S.V., 88 and 4 (no wicket). 
1891 — June 10, at Dover; lost by 7 wickets. The College 

56 and 99 ; S.V., 97 and 52 (3 wickets). 
July 8, return, at Sutton Valence ; drawn (stopped 

by rain). 
1892 — June 25, at Sutton Valence; lost by an innings and 

47 runs. The College, 45 and 53 ; S.V., 145. 
1893 — J^iy 1 5 ^t Dover ; lost by an innings and 24 runs. The 

College, 28 and 56 ; S.V., 108. 
July 8, return, at Sutton Valence; lost by 48 runs. 

The College, 62 and 47 ; S.V., 82 and 74. 



Present score : — Out of 6 matches, the College has lost 5 and 
one has been drawn. 



128 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

Dover College v. Castle Hill (Sir E. Hay Curriers School), 

Folkestone. 

FOOTBALL. 

i8gi-2 — Oct. 3, at Dover ; won, 3 goals and 2 tries to nil. 
Feb. 13, return, at Folkestone, won, i try to nil. 

1892-3 — Oct. 22, at Dover ; won, i goal and 4 tries to 2 goals. 
Nov. 16, return, at Folkestone ; lost, i try to nil. 

1893-4 — Oct. 28, at Dover ; won, i goal and 3 tries to 2 goals 
and I try. 
Return not played. 



Out of 5 matches the College has won 4 and lost i . 



CRICKET. 



1892 — June 29, at Dover ; won by 36 runs. The College, 
193 (C. P. Oldrey, 67) ; C.H., 137 (Campbell, 69). 

1893 — June 14, at Dover ; lost by 5 runs. The College, 51 ; 
C.H., 56 and 72 (5 wickets). 
July 22, return, at Folkestone ; lost by 76 runs. 
The College, 68 ; C.H., 144. 



Out of 3 matches The College has won i and lost 2. 



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129 



FOOTBALL FIFTEENS.* 



4 

backs. 



^ 1877-8. 

P. M. Goodwin, back. 

F. L.S.Bampfield| j^ v, v 

G. J. F. Norton j 2 ^acKS 
W.A.Forbes (capt.) 
C. H. Hutchinson 
A. D. Robinson 

E. Bradley 
H. S. Barlow 
N. E. Woollett 
C. T. Long 

A. D. Coste 

W. C. Christopher 

T. S. Toufexis 

C. H. Brackenbury 

W. E. Sargant 

Matches, 10 ; won, 6 ; 
lost, 2 ; drawn, 2. 

1878-9. 

W. A. Forbes (capt.) 
N. E. Woollett 
A. D. Coste 
C. H. Hutchinson 

F. L. S. Bampfield 
C. H. Brackenbury 
T. F. Forster 

C. W. Waterhouse 

G. J. F. Norton 



A. E. S. Davey 
A. E. Raikes 
A. H. Jackson 
A. C. A. Lovegrove 

Matches played, 16 ; won, 
14 ; lost, I ; drawn, i. 
Points for, 56 goals, 51 
tries ; against, 3 goals, 2 
tries. 

1879-80. 

G. J. F. Norton (capt.) 

F. C. Arthur 

A. E. S. Davey 

H. R. Hackman 

C. H. Hutchinson 

A. H. Jackson 

A. E. Lawson 

O. H. Best 

C. Tait 

C. W. Waterhouse 

E. H. Waterhouse 

C. H. Brackenbury 

J. N. Bush 

Matches played, 9 ; won, 
4 ; lost, 3 ; drawn, 2. 



* The lists of teams begin with the publication of the Dovovian in 1875 
previous years are not obtainable from any source known by the Editor. 



Those of 



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1880-I. 

O. H. Best (capt.) 
G. L. Borton 
G. L, Boys 
E. Burnside 
J. N. Bush 
S. S. S. Clarke 
G. E. Fitzgerald 
A. E. Lawson 
C. S. F. Mosse 

C. Tait 

E. C. Thompson 
H. C. Vesey 

■ 1881-2. 

H. C. Vesey (capt.) 
S. S. S. Clarke 
H. E. Lawson 
CO. Maugham 

D. J. Scott 

F. B. Norris 
J. N. Bush 
J. L. Burt 

H. A. Wellesley 
P. R. Ponsford 
F. A. Car dew 
S. E. Orr 

Matches, 12 ; 8 won, 3 
lost, I drawn. 

1882-3. 

F. B. Norris (capt.) 
F. A. Cardew 
S. S. S. Clarke 

E. Hunt 

R. W. Jackson 
CO. Maugham 

F. H. Maugham 
S. E. Orr 

P. R. Ponsford 



H. A. Wellesley 

E. B. Woodman 

Matches played, 17 ; won, 
15, lost, 2. Points for, 
36goals, 28 tries; against, 
4 goals, 4 tries. 

1883-4. 

S. S. S. Clarke (capt.) 
W. Bell 

F. A, Cardew 
R. W. Jackson 
F. H. Maugham 
H. N. Maugham 
F. B. Norris 

S. E. Orr 

C B. Pike 

H. A. Rowland 

W. H. Scott 

R. L. Tottenham 

H. A. Wellesley 

C D. Wetherall 

E. B. Woodman 

Matches played, 11 ; won 
7, 3 drawn, i lost. 
Points for, 11 goals, 
15 tries; against, i goal^ 
I try. 

1884-5. 

H. A. Wellesley (capt.) 
W. Bell 
T. D. Bell 

F. S. Boothby 

L. W. Brackenbury 

F. R. Brown 

S. S. S. Clarke 

W. Lamb 

F. H. Maugham 

H. N. Maugham 



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W. C. Mayo 
P. F. Sherman 
T. S. Smith 
W. Vesey 
C. D, Wetherall 

Matches, 14 ; won 9, 
drawn 2, lost 3. Points 
for, 23 goals, 22 tries ; 
against, 3 goals, 6 tries. 

1885-6. 

W. C. Mayo, b. 
W. Bell 

A. C. Laurie 
CD. Wetherall (capt.) 
M. W. Dixon 
C. G. Wellesley 
T. D. Bell 

F. Bowes 
C. G. Denne 
P. Evans 
F. Gunter 
H. D. Hall 
L. H. Ricketts 

B. Leicester 
P. F. Sherman 

This team won every 
match — only 2 tries 
scored aginst them. 



1886-7. 

W. C. Mayo, b. 

E. Crothers 

T. D. Bell (capt.) 
R. M. Hawkins 
A. B. Tillard 
R. W. Hunt 

F. Bowes 

S. B. Hulke 
C. E. Macquoid 



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B. N.Tennant 
H. M. Thomas 

C. Brackenbury 
E. S. Smith 

A. M. Talbot 
R. M. Bird 

Matches, 10; won 7, lost 
2, drawn i. 

1887-8. 

H. B. Lawson, b. 
E. Crothers (capt.) 
H. S. Bush 
A. N. D. Fagan 
A. B. Tillard 

C. F. Wilbe 
W. S. Lee 
E. Blanford 

D. W. Stewart 
W. Bird 

J. B. Orr 
A. E. Delavoye 
H. C. Brooking 
M. C. Tweedie 
C. C. Onslow 

Matches, 13 ; won 10, 
lost 2, drawn i. 

1888-9. 



W. Hight, b. 

E. Crothers (capt.) 

H. S. Bush 

R. J. Hunter 

A. N. D. Fagan 

W. R. Hunt 

W. S. Lee 

W. Bird 

J. B. Orr 

A. E. Delavoye 



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M. C Tweedie 
C. P. Isaac 
S. C. Williams 
W. B. Hulke 
C. E. Wilson 

Matches, ii ; won g, 
drawn 2. 

1889-go. 

C. D. Gardiner, b. 
A. N. D. Pagan 
A. S. Kinnell 
E. O'Brien 
P. Catling 
V. B. Hunt 
W. S. Lee (capt.) 

D. Ogilvie 
H. B. Poster 
J. A. Walker 
R. H. Langley 
H. P. Pranklin 
R. W. Bell 

P. P. Elkington 
S. B. Baker 

Matches, 1 1 ; won 8, lost 3. 

1 890- 1. 

C. E. B. Robinson, b. 
W. P. Hackman 
J. S. Crothers 
W. H. Elwin 
H. B. St. John 

A. G. Knocker 
R. W. Bell (capt.) 
J. A. Walker 

B. G. Waller-Shepherd 
J. E. Green 
J. B. Bird 
L. Wiltshire 
S. L. Tennant 



E. S. Carey 
P. A. L. Clarke 



1891-2. 

L. E. M. Strode, b. 
A. G. Knocker (capt.) 
C. T. De la Prynie 
G. Middleton 
H. B. St. John 
A. M. Pox 
S. L. Tennant 

A. Kinnell 

P. G. Comber 
E. G. Austin 
R. P. Turner 
H. Holden 
CD. Driver 
P. M. Turner 

B. A. Wright 

Matches, 12 ; won 6, 
lost 6. 



1892-3. 

C. Mellor, b. 

A. G. Knocker (capt.) 
L. E. M. Strode 
L. C. Hunter 
H. S. Watts 
P. C. De la Pryrae 
CD. Driver 

B. A. Wright 

C le M. Gosselin 
H. McGoverne 
J. Mellor 
I. C Lewis 
C E. Kent 
S. McHarg 
G. T. Harris 

Matches, 16 ; won 9, lost 
4, drawn 3 



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H. H. Worsfold 
H. Crothers 
G. P. Guimaraens 
R. R. Byron 

H. G. C. Perry- Ayscough 
G. J. A. Taylor 
C. W. A. E. Prffitorius 
Matches, 16 ; won 6, lost 
8, drawn 2. 



NOTES ON DOVER COLLEGE FOOTBALL. 



It will be seen by reference to the lists of Football matches that at the College 
Football has been more uniformly successful than Cricket. The especially 
notable seasons are 1885-6 and 1888-9. The first of these teams, under the 
captaincy of C. D. Wetherall, won all its matches, only two points being 
scored by its opponents the whole season. The second invincible team, in 
1888, under E. Crothers, and including H. S. Bush, A. N. D. Fagan, and 
C. E. Wilson, had the same number of points (two) scored against them, but 
two matches were drawn. Of these one was against a very strong team of 
O. p's, the other against Dulwich College vacation team, which meant 
their school team assisted by some distinguished old boys, among them 
W. R. M.Leake, of Cambridge University XV., and R. Easterbrook. If 
this match had been played on our ground the superior pace of our outsides 
would probably have won them the game, but the Dulwich ground was in a 
fearful state of mud, to which our team was not at all accustomed. As it 
was, the game was quite evenly contested, and resulted in a draw 
of one try on each side. The points scored by this team were 162 in 11 
matches. 

The two teams above mentioned are the only ones which have proved 
victorious over Tunbridge School ; but it is encouraging to note that the 
team of 1893 did better against this most formidable rival than any 
since 1889. 

With regard to the other schools with which we contend, particulars are 
given elsewhere. Let it suffice here to note that whereas we have been 
nearly always successful against King's School, we have lately failed to beat 
Sutton Valence. This shows that superior numbers are not sufficient to 
ensure a superior team, for the numbers at Sutton Valence are considerably 
less than our own, a fact which ought to spur us on to increased energy and 
determination. 



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DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



CRICKET ELEVENS. 



1878. 

H. S. Barlow (capt.) 
W. A. Forbes 

F. L. S. Bampfield 
C. H. Brackenbury 
C. H. Hutchinson 
C. W. Waterhouse 
N. E. Woollett 

E. H. Waterhouse 

G. J. F. Norton 
H. R. Hackman 
A. D. Coste 



1879. 

N. E. Woollett, (capt.) 

A. D. Coste 

C. H. Brackenbury 

C. H. Hutchinson 

C. W. Waterhouse 

E. H. Waterhouse 

G. J.F.Norton 

A. E. Raikes 

O. H. Best 

A. H. Jackson 

H. R. Hackman 

Matches, 20 : won, 13 ; 
lost, 6 ; drawn, i. 



1880. 

C. H. Brackenbury (capt.) 

E. H. Waterhouse 

O. H. Best 

H. R. Hackman 

C. Cheyne 

J. N. Bush 

G. L.'Boys 

A. E. Lawson 

J. W. H. Keeling 

H. V. Gasson 

H. Clarke 

Matches, 13 ; won, 5 ; 
lost, 7 ; drawn, i. 

1881. 

O. H. Best (capt.) 
A. E. Lawson 

E. B. Woodman 

F. B. Norris 
E. A. Bush 
J. L. Burt 

R. W. Jackson 
M. Greig 
E. A. Burnside 
P. S. Wetherall 

N.B.— This team was not given in full 
in the Dovorian, so the list cannot be 
Belied on as absolutely accurate. 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



135 



1882. 

F. B. Norris (capt.) 

J. L. Burt 

E. B. Woodman 

E. A. Bush 

R. W. Jackson 

H. E. Lawson 

M. W. Kirby 

D. J. Scott 

C. D. Wetherall 
S. S. S. Clarke 
W. H. Scott 
S. E. Orr 

Matches, 19 ; 9 won ; 7 
lost ; 3 drawn. 

1883. 

E. B. Woodman (capt.) 

F. B. Norris 
R. W. Jackson 
W. H. Scott 
S. S. S. Clarke 

C. D. Wetherall 
A. B. Sangster 
H. V. Keeling 
P. R. Ponsford 
T. S. Smith 

H. A. Wellesley 

An unsuccessful season. 

1884. 

F. B. Norris (capt.) 

M. Byron 

J. C. M. Hawkins 

H. V. Keeling 

A. C. Lawrie 

F. W. F. Ross 

D. K. Sangster 
A. H. Swann 



H. A. Wellesley 
C. D. Wetherall 
E. B. Woodman 

Matches, 17 ; won, 9 ; 
lost, 4 ; drawn, 4. 



1885. - 

C. D. Wetherall (capt.) 

W. Bell 

H.S. Bush 

M. W. Dixon 

H. D. Hall 

J. C. M. Hawkins 

A. C. Lawrie 

F. H. Maugham 

F. W. F. Ross 

W\ T. Spearing 

A. H. Swann 

1886. 

J. C. M. Hawkins (capt.) 

W. Bell 

T. D. Bell 

H. S. Bush 

R. L. M. Hawkins 

W. B. Hetherington 

J. R. G. Kennedy 

C. E. Macquoid 

E. A. Plunkett 

C. G. Wellesley 

Matches, 10 ; won, 4 ; 
lost, 4 ; drawn, 2. 

1887. 

T. D. Bell (capt.) 
H. S. Bush 
C. E. Wilson 
W. B. Hetherington 



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DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



J. R. Kennedy 

H. C. A. Brooking 

A. N. D. Fagan 

R. W. Hunt 

J. B. Orr 

W. M. Hawkins 

C. C. Onslow 

Matches, 17 ; won, 13 ; 
lost, 4. 

1888. 

H. S. Bush (capt.), (av. 45) 

C. E. Wilson 

A. N. D. Fagan 

H. C. A. Brooking 

F. O. Wyatt 

A. E. Delavoye 

C. C. Onslow 

J. B. Orr 

R. J. Hunter 

C. P. Isaac 

W. R. Hunt 

Matches, 13 ; won, 12 ; 
lost, I. 

1889. 

A.N. D. Fagan (cap.), (av. 35) 

C. E. Wilson (av. 30) 

J. B. Orr 

R. H. Langley 

J. L. F. Tweedie 

W, F. Hackman 

J. A. Walker 

W. S. Lee 

L. C. Knocker 

E. Ricci 

H. P. Franklin 

Matches, 17; won, 11; 
drawn, 5 ; lost, i. 



W. S. Lee (capt.) 

E. S. Carey 

J. L. Fagan 

H. B. Foster 

W. F. Hackman 

V. B. Hunt 

A. G. Knocker 

R. H. Langley (av. 25) 

C. P. Oldrey 

J. L. F. Tweedie 

J. A. Walker 

Matches, 19 ; won, 4 - 
lost, II ; drawn, 4. 

1891. 

W. F. Hackman (capt.) 
J. A. Walker 
A. G. Knocker 
S. H. Clark 
C. P. Oldrey 

E. S. Carey 
H. B. St. John 
L. E. M. Strode 

F. N. Parsons 
L. S. Logan 
F. Adcock 

Matches, 17 ; won, 2 ;. 
lost, 12 ; drawn, 3. 

1892. 

C. P. Oldrey (capt.) 
A. G. Knocker 
L. S. Logan 
L. E. M. Strode 
F. Adcock 
P. G. Comber 
C. E. Kent 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

P. D. Hickman I. C. Lewis 

H. S. Watts R. A. de B. Rose 

H. H. Holden G. B. Adams 

H. McGoverne C. E. Sparke 

P. C. de la Pryme 
Matches, 12; won, 4; F. H. Prime 

lost, 7 ; drawn, i. L. Bagshawe 

C. Mellor 



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1893. 



G. T. Harris 



A. G. Knocker (capt.) Matches, 18 ; won, 4 

F. Adcock lost, 14. 



NOTES ON DOVER COLLEGE CRICKET. 

It may be interesting to make especial mention of occasions on which 
notable scores have been made for and against us. 

In 1878, our match v. King's School produced some notable scoring. 
We made 26 in our first innings, our opponents 267, of which Blaxland 
contributed 129. 

In the same year the Clergy Orphan School had a cricketer who after- 
wards became famous as the record long scorer, W. N. Roe. In that year 
he played three innings against us, scoring 58, 24 not out, and 114. 

In 1884, Mr. G. L. Colbourne made 100 for Masters against School, and 
129 not out V. the Royal Artillery. 

In 1887, Mr. A. H. Coombes scored 125 not out v. St. Augustine's 
College, and H. S, Bush 122 v. East Surrey Regiment. 

In 1888, H. S. Bush (who that year had an average of 45) made 132 
against King's School, Canterbury, and 157 v. the Royal Artillery. In the 
latter match Mr. Coombes also made 107 (the first wicket falling at the 
remarkable score of 261). This match was thus a record in several ways 
for our ground, as producing the biggest individual score, two scores of over 
a hundred, and the highest number of runs for the first wicket. 

In 1889 again, Bush, who was not playing regularly and is not counted 
in the team, played a splendid innings of 134 not out v. the Buffs, Mr. 
Coombes having made 64 and Fagan also 41 not out. This was the first 
occasion on which the new rule allowing " declaring" was used and was 
the second match of the season. Once more in this year Bush topped the 
100, making 117 v. Dover Club. 

In i8go, playing against the O.D.'s, H. B. Foster made 105. 

In 1891, which was, on the whole, an unsuccessful season, the record for the 
ground in individual scores was made by Mr. A. E. Wynne, who scored 
165 against the Royal Artillery, the innings being declared at an end with 
the score at 303 for 5 wickets (W. F. Hackman, 64). 

This record was beaten in 1892 by one of our opponents, when in the 
match V. Dover Club, on our own ground, Mr. E. Hayward scored 172. 

In the same year for C.O.S. Canterbury, F. Bell made 129 not out. 

1893 also saw two scores of over 100 made by our opponents, for the 
Hon. G. Cadogan made 128 not out in the Shornclifte match, which proved 
such a miserable show in Dover College cricket : and Mr. Enderby made 
108 for the Northumberland Fusiliers: 



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140 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



THE OLD DOVORIAN CLUB. 

By an O.D. 

1887 — On the occasion of the Annual Past and Present 
Football Match at Dover, on December loth, 1887, 
there was a meeting of Old Boys to discuss the desira- 
bility of forming an Old Dovorian Club, with its head- 
quarters in London, for the purpose of football, cricket, 
and social gatherings. 

Richard Norris was the proposer of this scheme, 
which was received with general approbation. 

A Committee was thereupon elected, which consisted 
of the following : — Rev. Wm, Bell, President ; C. E. 
Sparke, Esq., E. T. Littlewood, Esq., Vice-Presidents ; 
T. D. Bell, R. M. Bird, M. W. Dixon, B. Hunt, R. 
W. Hunt, F. H. Maugham, E. H. Plunkett, C. B. 
Pike, C. G. Wellesley, and E. B. Woodman, Com- 
mittee ; with R. Norris, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. 

Previous 

to 
1887 — Previous to this date, however, it should be stated that 

it had been a general custom to play an annual football 

and cricket match between the Old Boys and the 

Present, at Dover. 

The earliest date of an Old Boys' visit to the College 

was for a football match which took place on February 

8th, 1879. During the Summer of that year the first 

Cricket Team also visited the College. 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 14I 

Since 1879 annual visits have been paid for football 
matches (except season 1881-2) and cricket (except 
1 881) up to the time of the formation of the Old 
Dovorian Club. 
1887 — The meeting, besides electing a Committee for the 
management of the Club, decided to have a dinner at 
an early date in London, to which all O.D.'s were to 
be invited. 

The Committee met for the first time on December 
1 6th, and sent notices out to those whose addresses 
were known, acquainting them of the formation of the 
Club, asking for their support, and inviting them to the 
dinner. 

The subscription was fixed at los. and 5s., for 
playing and non-playing members respectively. 
1888 — Mr. Bell presided at the first dinner, which was held 
at the First Avenue Hotel, on January 12th, 1888. 

It may be of interest if the names of those present 
be added : — C. E. Sparke, Esq., E. T. Littlewood, 
Esq., Rev. F. B. Walters, A. E. Gibson, Esq., C. R. 
Haines, Esq., G. L. Colbourne, Esq., L. Happe, Esq., 
Rev. H. Garrett, F. Bampfield, C. Beadle, T. D. Bell, 
R. M. Bird, F. Bower, F. Bowes, F. R. Brown, M. 
W. Dixon, W. Emanuel, P. Evans, M. Greig, J. C. H. 
Greig, E. Hunt, B. Hunt, R. W. Hunt, W. Jacob, G. 
W. Keeling, C. Mason, H. N. Maugham, R. Norris, 
F. B. Norris, M. O'Brien, G. Osborn, R. Phipps, A. 
H. Raikes, W. Strachan, A. M. Talbot, H. A. 
Wellesley, and C. G. Wellesley. 

The dinner was a decided success, and it was hoped 
by those present that it would become an annual affair. 

The Old Dovorian Football Club, although not as 
yet properly organised, played a match at Dulwich, on 
January 28th, v. Kent Rovers, a team of some 



142 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

standing. The O.D.'s won this, their first match, by 
I goal and r try to nil. 

Unfortunately, no minutes were kept of the earlier 
meetings of the Committee, but the following were the 
cricket matches played by the Club that year : — v. 
Dover College and v. Dover Club. 

R. Norris, who had been one of the founders and 
had piloted the Club as Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, 
left England before the Summer was over, to the regret 
of all O.D.'s. 

Christopher B. Pike was elected by the Committee 
in his stead. 

The first minutes of a Committee meeting are 
entered on October 8th, 1888. The Committee 
issued the Rules of the Club and the match Hst which 
had been arranged. T. D. Bell was elected Captain 
of the Football Team. 

The O.D.C. won 4 (Middlesex Wanderers, Dover 
Garrison, Surrey Wanderers, Clapham Rovers), lost 
5 (Kent Wanderers, Blackheath A., Kensington A., 
Royal School of Mines, Sydenham), and drew 3 
(Dover College, Clapham Rovers, Marylebone) in the 
season 1888-89. 

On December i6th, a general meeting was held at 
Dover, C. O. Maugham in the chair. 

The report of the Club's progress was read and 
the balance sheet approved. 

The following officers were elected for the ensuing 
season, 1889-90: — H. A. Wellesley, Captain; C. B. 
Pike, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer ; T. D. Bell, R. 
M. Bird, S. B. Hulke, C. O. Maugham, C. G. 
Wellesley, Committee. 

It was further decided that the Club be affiliated 
to the Rugby Union. 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. I43 

1889 — The second annual dinner was held at the Holborn 
Restaurant, on January 14th. Mr. Bell presided, 
and there were 48 O.D.'s present. 

At a Committee meeting held on March 3rd, it 
was decided to lease a football ground at Hyde 
Farm, Balham, for the season 1889-90. 

The Club was unable to play any cricket 
matches, owing to the scarcity of playing members. 
They visited the College, however, but the match 
had to be abandoned, owing to inclement weather. 

The football card of 1889-90 was a very full one. 
The result was fairly satisfactory. Fifteen matches 
were played ; of these 7 were won, 7 lost, and i 
drawn. 

A general meeting was held at Dover on December 
8th, M, W. Dixon being in the chair. It was 
announced that the Right Hon. the Earl Granville, 
K.G., Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, had kindly 
consented to become President of the Club; the 
Vice-Presidents being Rev. Wm. Bell, M.A. ; C. E. 
Sparke, Esq., M.A. ; E. T. Littlewood, Esq., M.A. ; 
and E. F. Astley, Esq., M.D. 

S. B. Hulke was elected Captain of the Football 
Club for the season 1890-91. 

C. G. Wellesley and M. W. Dixon were elected 
Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasurer, respectively, 
with R. M. Bird, P. Evans, W. R. Hunt, C. B. 
Pike and H. A. Wellesley as Committee. 

At a subsequent Committee meeting, held on 
December 19th, both C. G. Wellesley and M. W. 
Dixon retired in favour of C. B. Pike, who was re- 
elected Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, C. G. 
Wellesley and M. W. Dixon being elected onto the 
Committee. 



144 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

i8go — The third annual dinner was held at the First 
Avenue Hotel on January 13th, Mr. Bell being in 
the chair, and there were 25 O.D's. present. 

The Club only played one cricket match, and 
that against the College, on July 7th. 

The Football Club played 14 matches ; of these 8 
were won, 5 lost, and i drawn. This was a very 
satisfactory season, as the opposing Clubs were of a 
better standing than in previous years. 

On December 7th, a general meeting was held at 
Dover, C. B. Pike presiding. It was decided to join 
the Surrey County Rugby Union. C. E. Williams, 
Esq., M.A., was elected in the place of E. T. 
Littlewood, Esq., who had left the College. 

W. R. Hunt was elected Captain of the Football 
Club for the season 1891-92. C. B. Pike was re- 
elected Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. The following 
were elected to form the Committee : — T. D. Bell, 
W. Bird, P. Evans, R. W. Hunt, S. B. Hulke, 
and C. F. Wilbe. 
1891 — The fourth annual dinner was held at the First 
Avenue Hotel, on January 12th, Mr. Bell being in the 
chair, and there were 32 O.D's. present. 

The annual Cricket match was played at the College 
on July nth, the O.D.C. winning by 75 runs. 

On Advent Sunday, November 29th, 1891, Mrs. Bell 
died, regretted by all who knew her, especially by Old 
Dovorians, for whom she had always a most hearty 
welcome, when visiting their old school. She was 
buried at Dover on December 2nd, several representa- 
tives of the O.D.C. being present to testify their regard 
for her memory and sympathy with Mr. Bell, our head- 
master, in his great bereavement. 

On December 7th, a committee meeting was held, at 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. I45 

which it was decided that a notice be sent to all O.D's., 
asking for donations towards a memorial of Mrs. Bell, 
which should form part of a general fund with that 
of the College. 

It was also arranged that the football match with the 
College be postponed. 
1892 — The fifth annual dinner was not postponed, at Mr. 
Bell's request, and was held at the First Avenue Hotel, 
on January 4th, C. E. Sparke, Esq. being in the chair, 
and there were 32 O.D's. present. 

The Club visited Dover on January 30th, and played 
against the School. 

The football season of 189 1-2 resulted in the Club 
winning six and losing six matches, frost being the 
cause of eight fixtures being cancelled. In this season, 
the Club got together on two or three occasions 
the strongest teams it had ever put into the field, 
notably those against Blackheath A. (won by O.D.C. 
by three goals, two tries, to one goal, one try), and 
Marlborough Nomads (won by O.D.C. by one goal, one 
try, to nil). 

But, at the same time, it must be mentioned that the 
support given the club by many of its best players was 
not very hearty, due to the fact that O.D's. found that 
their services were appreciated by first-class clubs, with 
whom they could always obtain a good game ; also 
to the fact that the recruits from the School were 
few. 

At a general meeting held on March 5th, at the Horse 
Shoe Hotel, London, presided over by C. B. Pike, the 
following officers were elected for 1892-3 : — T. D. Bell, 
Captain ; B. G. Waller-Shepherd, Hon. Secretary ; C. 
F. Wilbe, Hon. Treasurer ; with W. Bird, P. Evans, 
H. B. Foster, R. W. Hunt, W. R. Hunt, and C. B. 



146 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

Pike, Committee. C. B. Pike retired at this meeting" 
from the post of Hon. Secretary and Treasurer to the 
Club, which he had held since 1888. Much is owed to 
him by all Old Dovorians, for the thorough success of 
the Club. He spared himself neither time nor trouble, 
and his services in the football field were of inestimable 
value. 

It was further decided, that owing to O.D's. play- 
ing for other Clubs, the Club should not arrange more 
than eight fixtures ; also that the ground should be 
given up at Balham, and that the subscription should be 
5s. per annum. 

The retirement of the Rev. William Bell from the 
position he had occupied as Head-Master of the College 
from 1 87 1, was announced during the Summer. To enter 
into a history of the School, of which he was the Alpha, 
is not the object of this paper. Old Dovorians will 
always honour his name, and they can with pride point 
to Dover College during those twenty and one years 
and say of him, " Si monumentum requiris circum- 
spice." 

The memorial to Mrs. Bell took the form of a clock 
and bell, which were placed in the Chapel Tower, with 
a tablet in the Chapel itself. 

The cricket match was played on July 9th, and was 
won by the College by 63 runs. 

The general meeting was held on July loth, at 
Dover, F. B. Norris presiding. It was decided that 
all Old Boys be communicated with for the object of 
presenting to Mr. Bell a testimonial, as a sign of their 
affection and esteem, on his resignation of the Head- 
Mastership. 

F. B. Norris, W. R. Hunt, and C. F. Wilbe, with ' 
the Hon. Secretary of the Club, were appointed a com- 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. I47 

mittee to carry out all arrangements. The Rev. 
C. A. C. Bowlker left the College at the same time as 
Mr. Bell. Old Dovorians have much cause to be 
grateful to him for his untiring energy in making 
the Athletic Sports each year so successful, and for his 
enthusiastic support in all games, especially Football. 

On December loth, the Old Boys played the College 
at football and won by 3 goals and i try, to i goal. 

This was the first visit of the O.D.C., after the 
appointment of the Rev. W. C. Compton to the Head- 
Mastership of the College. 

A general meeting was held on December nth, at 
Dover, T. D. Bell presiding. The Rev. Wm. Bell was 
elected President, and the Rev. W. C. Compton, C. E. 
Sparke, Esq., C. E. Williams, Esq., and Dr. E. F. 
Astley, Vice-Presidents. It was further decided that 
the election of officers of the club be postponed till the 
next annual dinner. 

A committee was elected for the management of the 
dinner, as follows : — Rev. W. Compton, C. E. Sparke, 
Esq., C. R. Haines, Esq., W. H. Thomas, Esq., F. S. 
Bamfield, R. W. Hunt, C. B. Pike, B. G. Waller, and 
R. M. Bird (Hon. Sees.) The committee, however, 
never met. 
1893 — The sixth annual dinner took place at the First Avenue 
Hotel, on Tuesday, January 17th, the Rev. W. C. 
Compton presiding. There were 52 O.D.'s present. 

At the meeting held that evening the following were 
elected on the committee, H. A. Wellesley presiding. 
T. D. Bell (Captain), R. M. Bird (Hon. Secretary and 
Treasurer), S. B. Hulke, R. W. Hunt, W. S. Lee, C. 
B. Pike, W. H. Thomas and H. A. Wellesley. 

The Old Boys' Present, which had been subscribed 
for on Mr. Bell's resignation of the Head-Mastership, 

L — 2 



148 DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 

was on view during the dinner. It consisted of a solid 
silver tea tray, silver tea kettle with spirit lamp, etc., 
which were inscribed as follows — " Presented to the 
Rev. W. Bell, M.A., for twenty-one years Head-Master 
of Dover College, as a mark of sincere regard and 
esteem of his Old Boys, on his resignation, July, 1892." 

It was in response to sentiments expressed at this 
dinner, that it was decided to compile and start a Dover 
College Register. The announcement was made in the 
following March that A. H. Davis, Esq., had under- 
taken the Editorship of the Register, the O.D.C. 
subscribing towards the Guarantee Fund. 

In the Summer, Old Boys visited the College in large 
numbers in response to invitations from the Head- 
Master. There was a two-days' cricket match (June 
23rd and 24th) which the O.D.C. won by 5 wickets. 
A 2nd XI. of O.D.'s also beat the College 2nd XI. 

Tennis tournaments between Old Boys and the 
Masters were played, and both the doubles and singles 
were won by the O.D.C. 

A garden fete was given by Mr. and Mrs. Compton 
in honour of the Old Boys' visit, and was much enjoyed 
by all. 

A general meeting was held on June 25th, at Dover, 
when the meeting discussed the ultimate destination of 
the St. Martin's Charity Fund, which the Head-Master 
had desired the O.D.C. to decide. It was agreed that 
the O.D.C. should obtain, by donations, a sum of £^ 
each year for the cot in the Dover Hospital, which would 
be founded by the school, and called " The Dovorian 
Cot." Donations to be limited to 2s. 6d. 

The annual football match was played on December 
gth, and was won by the O.D.C, by 2 goals, 5 tries, to 
nil. 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. T49 

A general meeting was held on December loth, C. B. 
Pike presiding. The following were elected officers 
of the Club for 1894. C. B. Pike, (Captain), R. M. 
Bird, (Hon. Secretary and Treasurer), P. C. De la 
Pryme, P. Evans, W. R. Hunt, B. G. Waller, C. 
Whyte, and C. F. Wilbe. 
1894 — The seventh annual dinner was held at the First 
Avenue Hotel, on Tuesday, January i6th. The Rev. 
William Bell, M.A., (President), was in the chair, and 
the dinner was attended by 42 CD's. 

The Results of Football and Cricket Matches between Old 
Dovorian Club and Dover College. 

FOOTBALL. 

1887 — Dec. 10, O.D.C, won ; i goal, i try, to i try. 

1888 — ,, 15, drawn; nil to nil. 

1889— ,, 7, ,, won; I goal, i try, to i try. 

1890 — ,, 7, ,, ,, 4 goals, 6 tries, to nil. 
1892 — Jan. 30, ,, ,, I goal, 5 tries, to i goal. 
1892 — Dec. 10, ,, ,, 3 goals, i try, to i goal. 
1893 — " 9> M M 2 goals, 5 tries, to nil. 

CRICKET. 

1888 — July 14, O.D.C, lost ; by an innings and 62 runs. 

1889 — ,, 20, drawn. 

1890 — ,, 7, ,, lost; by 129 runs and 3 wickets. 

1891 — ,, won; by 75 runs. 

1892 — ,, 9, ,, lost ; by 63 runs. 

1893 — June 23 and 24, O.D.C. won ; by 5 wickets. 

All communications relating to the O. D. Club should be 
sent to 

R. Macdonald Bird, Hon. Sec, and Treasurer, 

5, Gloucester Crescent, W. — until July 1894 ^ 
After July 1894, to 

26, Harrington Gardens, 

South Kensington, S.W. 



150 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



INDEX OF MASTERS. 





PAGE 




PAGE 


Abdy- Williams, C. F. 


i6 


Kitchin, D. B. 


18 


Allen, B. M. 


20 


Knight, H. J. C. ... 


17 


Atkinson, A. H. 


20 


Lauvriere, E. 


20 


Barclay, E. W. 


17 


Lenox - Conyngham, 




BELL, W. ... 


12 


G. H. 


17 


Binfield 


13 


Littlewood, E, T. ... 


18 


Bird, K. H 


19 


Luce, E. J. ... 


14 


Blackman, T. 
Bowlker, C. A. C. ... 


13 

15 


Madden, W. M. ... 
Miller, H. G. 


13 

14 


Carlyon, T. T. 


20 


Mosley, E. R. 


15 


Chambert, M. 
Colbourne, G. L. ... 


13 
17 


Ottley, R. R. 


20 


COMPTON, W. C. 


12 


Pearce, J. W. E. ... 


17 


Coombes, A. H. 


18 


Pendlebury, W. H. 


19 


Davenport, J. 


14 


Rawnsley, L. R. ... 


18 


Davis, A. H. 


19 


Read, H 


H 


Doerr, A. ... 


15 


Rhodes, W. M. ... 


15 


Duckett, W. 


13 


Robinson, A. T. 


20 


East, W. H. 


14 


Rose, J. H. ... 


15 


Farrar, J. M. 
Field, W. G. 
Fisher, J. H. 
France, H. ... 
Fran9ois, L.... 
Fry, J. H. ... 


17 

14 
16 

14 
19 
17 


Sers, L. 
Sewell, H. ... 
Smith, H. B. 
Sparke, C. E. 
Steednian, C. E. ... 
Stevens, A. H. 
Swinstead, J. H. ... 


20 

19 
20 

13 

13 
16 

19 


Garrett, H. ... 
Gibson, A. E. 
Godard, G. ... 


13 
16 
20 


Temperley, F. 
Thomas, W. H. ... 


19 
19 


Haines, C. R. 
Happe, L. A. 
Hill, F. C 


15 
16 

15 


Walters, F. B. 
Weatherell, E. P. ... 
Widgery, W. H. ... 
Wigan, C. ... 


16 
16 

15 
13 


Jackson, J 


18 


Williams, C. E. 


20 






Wilson, W\L.' ... 


13 


Karl (Gebhard) ... 


13 


Wise, J. S 

^ Wynne, A. E. 


14 


Kingsford, P. E. ... 


19 


19 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



151 



INDEX OF BOYS. 

To find the particulars of the name required, observe date of entrance — e.g. 79 
(a), (b), (c), i.e., ist, 2nd, or 3rd Term— and look it out in the body of the 
Book, where the date is given at the heading of each page. 

The names of boys entered this Term (May, 1894) are not included. 



Name. 

Abrahams, H. 
Adair, A. J. 

F. R. 

Adam, F. L. H. 

G.J. ... 

Adams, H. R. 

L. C ... 

F.J. ... 

W. B. 

G. B. 

Adcock, W. H. 

J. ... 

F. 

J. W. 

Agate, J. ... 

S. 

Ainslie, G. R. 
Alderson, J. 

— E. W.... 
Amies, E. H. 
Anderson, R. H. B 

W. L. N. 

A. W.... 

Angus, D. F. 
Annesley, C. M. 
Armitage, H. I. 
Armstrong, C. E. 

A. ... 

H. ... 

Armytage, F. F. H. 
Arnold, H. R. 

H.B. ... 

Arthur, F. C. 

R. 

D. W. B. 

E. F. 



Entered. Name. 

. iSjga Austin, E. G. 

82a Aveling, R. C. 

S2a Ayscough, H.G.C 

84c 

83^ Bacon, P. L. 

J2b Bagshawe, L. 

89^ Baiss, W. A. 

8gc L. A. 

gob Baker, S. B. 

gob Ballard, W. C. T 

gic A. H.St. G. 

84^ Bampfield, F. L. ' 

85c Banks, A. G. 

86b Barker, E. F. W. 

86c Barlow, G. D. 

yic E. H.... 

85a ■ H. S. ... 

87^ F. L. T. 

85^ Barnard, D. 

890 Barrows, J. E. 

gia Barry, I. 

86b W. T. 

86^ Barthman, C. 

goc Bartlett, E. C. 

84c A. W... 

82c Baxter, R. A. 

94a Bayley, G. H. W. 

84^; Beadle, C. 

86b H. ... 

8ya Beaman, F. S. 

91^ Beames, H. P. M 

726 Beatson, L. F. 

82c H. A. 

78c Beckett, W. T. C 

ygc W. R. D. 

88c Beeching, J. 

89a Belden, A. 



Entered. 
1890^; 
goc 
P. 87a 

72a 
92c 
84c 
84c 
87c 
85a 
8sa 
y6a 
87h 
g2b 
y2b 
y2b 
y6c 

93^ 
78c 

88a 

8gc 

8gc 

yyc 

ygc 

83c 

74c 

8yb 

82b 

82b 

84c 

gob 

80c 

80C 

y6b 

y6b 

73« 

ygc 



152 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



Name. • Entered. 

Bell, W i88i5 

T. D 8i& 

- M. A. T. ... Sic 

• W 82a 

R. W. ... 84& 

R 87^ 

Bengough, H. G. L. 92^ 

D. H. V. ... 92a 

Bennett, E. ... 71c 

Berry, R. S. ... 80^ 

G 80/^ 

Best, O. H 75c 

E. C 94« 

• W. H.F. ... 94rt 

E. B. ... 94« 

Birch, C 825 

Bird, W. J 73^ 

S. J 80a 

R. M. ... 82/) 

W 84c 

■ J. B 86^ 

Blackborne, A. C... 93c 

Blacker, G. F. ... j6b 

Blackwood, H. P.... 93/) 

Blaine, G. H. ... 90c 

Blair, J. E, ... gi« 

Blanford, E. ... 84^ 

H. R. ... 93r 

__A. W. ... 93^ 

Blest, T.... ... 88ri 

Blott, H. ... ... 76^ 

Blumberg, F. T. ... 871; 

Bode, W. F. ... 74^ 

Bolton, F. D. ... gic 

Boothby, F. S. E. 82c 

Borton, G. L. B. ... 786 

Bottomley, G. T. ... 84/) 

Bourdeaux, J. ... 75c 

Bowen, F. L. ... 88& 

F. A 88& 

Bower, T. E. ... jbh 

C. L. ... ... 76c 

H. R 83^ 

Bowes, W. H. ... 746 



Name. 

Bowes F. ... 
— J.S. ... 
Bowles, W. C. 
Boys, G. L. 

B. C. ... 

Boyton, W. E. 

C. T. ... 

H. H. 

P. M.... 

J. N. ... 

Brackenbury, W. 

C. H.... 

R. 

L. W. 

H. L.... 

C. 

H. I. ... 

Bradley, W. 

E. 

A. M.... 

Bramley, F. B. 
Brandon, R. A. 
Bridgewater, H. 
Briggs, H. G. 
Brooke, A. G. 
Brooking, H. C, 
Brown, F. R. 

-J. M. ... 

A. G. H. 

P. A. ... 

Browne, A. H. 
Bruce, H. K. W. 
Buckman, W. A. 
Bullen, S. D. 
Burnard, F. E. C 
Burnett, A. B. 
Burnside, E. 

B. W. 

Burt, H. W. 

J.L. 

E.J. ... 

Bush, J.N... . 

E. A. ... 

H. S.... 



Entered.. 

... i88iZ> 
85^ 
89a 
79c 
89^ 
71^ 
71C 
y6c 
Tjc 
gob 

L. C. 73c 
74rt 
76c 
81b 
S2a 
84a 
84^ 
71c 
71c 
75b 
83c 
S7C 
77b 
76a 

74^ 
86b 

8ia 

82a 

84^ 

84^ 

82^ 

93^ 

8gc 

8^a. 

87a 

gib 

80a 

80a 

75^ 
8ib 

87c 

80a 

80c 

81a 



L. 

S. 



A. 



DOVKR COLLEGE REGISTER. 



^53 



Name. 
Byron, F. R. 

M. ... 

G. R. ... 

R. R. ... 

Cardew, F. A. 

C. D. ... 

Carey, E. S. 
Carlton, M. T. 
Castle, H. A. 

S. O. ... 

Catling, F. ... 
Causton, C. P. 
Cave, ..>" 

Chantrell, C. W. H 
Charrosin, E. H. 
Chave, L. H. T. 
Cheyne, C — 
Child, H. A. 

B. F. ... 

Christopher, W. 
Clarence, O. B. 
Claridge, P.S. F. 
Clark, P. J. 

H. T..".'." 

Clarke,' A. "v. 

H. ... 

E. 

S. S. S. 

P. A. L. 

Clement, S. R. 
Coad, S. A. 
Cobbett, R. 
Cockell, T. W. 
Cockshott, T. D. 
Codrington- William 

J. G. ... 
Colbeck, B. B. 
Coleman, W. H. 
Collingwood, 
Comber, P. G. 
Compton, C. 



Entered. 

1879a 

83c 

88b 

88b 

78b 
78c 
88a 

93^ 

88b 

88b 
86b 
g2c 
76a 
7\a 
82a 
gia 
80a 
82a 
82a 
76c 
85a 
83c 

1¥ 

76a 
916 
74& 
77h 
77c 
78c 
88c 
88b 
87a 

93^ 

83^ 

75^ 

goc 
gia 
76c 

73« 
90c 

93& 



s, 



Name. 

Conradi, G. H. 
Cooch, C. E. H. 
Corlett, E. P. 
Cordeaux, E. R. 
Corsbie, H. A. 
Coste, A. D. 
Coulthard, J. T. 

F.J. ... 

Courtney, R. W. 
Cowie. D. ... 

J. M. ... 

Cox, S. J. ... 
Craddock, S. E. 
Craig, O. T, 

D. T. ... 

Craik, 

J. ... 

Crothers, E. 

J.S. ... 

H. ... 

N.H.... 

Cruikshank, A. N 

E. 

Crundall, W. H. 

E. R.... 

Cuff, E. S. ... 
Dane, F. T. 
Darton, F. J. H. 
Darwall, J. R. 

R. H.... 

Davey, A. E, S. 

C. H.... 

E. L.... 

Davis, E. H. 

F. L. ... 

N. M.... 

Davy, A. M. 
Dawes, G. W. F. 

H. E. T. 

Day, W. ... 
Deacon, S. C. 
Dean, A. E. 
Debenham, H. C. 
De la Pryme, C. T 



Entered. 
1872c 
76c 
82c 
78^; 
78^ 
77c 
8ih 
81b 
87c 
72c 

73^ 
g2c 

7\a 

82c 

82c 

8\c 

84^ 

84& 

88c 

8gc 

goc 

876- 

87c 

93^ 
93^ 

79« 
80^* 
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93^ 
94« 

73^ 
76a 
8\b 

1¥ 
77c 

77c 

88b 

76h 

93^ 

82a 

7gb 
78b 
82a 
84a 



154 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



Name. Entered. 

De la Pryme, P. C. 18876 

DeLaveleye,E.R.E. gic 

Delavoye, A. E. ... Syc 

F. B 87c 

Denne, C. G. ... 8ic 

Devisme, R. F. J.... 87c 

Dicey, W. C. ... 72a 

Ditmas, F. B. ... 80c 

, A. R 80^ 

Dixon, M. W. ... 790 

G. W. ... 87^ 

A. C. H. ... 89^ 

Dixson, W. J. ... 92c 

Dobson, P. J. ... 90a 

Dodson, W. J. ... 84a 

Doidge, S. W. ... 89c 

Donaldson, J. ... 74c 

Dorneau, C. ... 90c 

Douglas, F. H. ... 72b 

S. E 72b 

H.J 836 

-W. S 93^ 

F. F 93^ 

Douglas-Smith, P. 84c 

Doveton, G. J.M.H. 79c 

Downes, O. L. ... 82b 

Driver, G. S. D. ... 86a 

CD 87a 

— -S. D 89c 

Druce, F. H. ... 72b 

Dudding, R.E.F.S. 84^ 

Duff, C. M. ... 71c 

Duke, C. E. ... 92c 

E 92c 

Duncan, W. S. ... 77c 

Dunlop, K. W. ... 77c 

Eastes, A. G. ... 72a 

Easton, S. ... ... 86c 

Edes, F. J. A. ... 77^ 

Edwards, W. E. ... gob 

Elkington, A. G. ... 831^ 

R. W. ... 84^ 

F. P > 86& 



Name. Entered. 

Ellis, C 18736 

M 736 

C. E. L. ... 89b 

R. L 89c 

Ellston, F. W. ... 80c 

J 80c 

■ C 80c 

A. E. ... 80a 

Elwes, W. B. ... 921; 

Elwin, E. A. ... 75^ 

E. B 79b 

E 8ia 

E. H.... ... 83c 

W.H 85c 

- — E. A 88c 

A. J 89^ 

W. D. ... 91a 

Emanuel, W. ... 836 

G. J 86b 

Engelbach, E. C. ... 81^ 

Eteson, P. B. ... S3C 

Etherington, E. S. 73c 

Evans, H. F. ... 80a 

P. C 80a 

H. S 80a 

P. deT. ... 80c 

H. W. ... 81c 

P 82b 

E. ... ... 92c 

Eve, C. G 856 

Everest, W. ... _ 75a 

Everington, J. ... 83c 

Eykyn, F. B. ... 73a 

Fagan, A.N.D. ... 87b 

J. R. ... 876 

Falconer, J. ... 89c 

C. D. ... 91a 

Falkner, H. G. ... 856 

Fanshawe, R. E. ... 93^ 

Farrar, F. R. ... 92^ 

Farrell, H.J. W. ... 79^ 

Farquharson, E. C. 78b 

Faulkner, H. ... 84a 

Feilding, P. H. ... 856 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



155 



Name. 
Fenn, A. C. 

E.J. 

E. A. 

Field, E. 

J. A. F. .., 

Fielding, A. G. 
— G. K. 
Finnis, J. T. 

S. 

Fisher, G. T. D. .. 
Fitzgerald, G. E. .. 
Fitz-Stubbs, R.E.E, 
Flachfeld, H. W. ... 
Flashman, J. 

C. C. 

Flint, F. S. 
Forbes, W. A. 

D. 

G. F. R. 

Forde, H. B. 

D. 

Forsdyke, C. A. ... 
Forster, J. W. 

T. F. 

Foster, D. E. 
P. 



C. 

W. M. 

H. B. 

■Fox, C. J. 

\-^ • S—^ • • • • 

A.M. 

Frames, F. M. 
Francis, A. H. M.... 

T. S. 

Franklin, H. P. '.".". 

E. L. 

Freeman, R. B. 
Frewin, F. 
Friend, 
Fry, W. W. 

H. T. 

Fuller, R. F. 
FuUerton, J. 



Entered. Name. 

. 1875c Fullerton, W. 

• 78c J. 

81& W. 

y8c Fyson, C. 

86a 

y2b Gace, F. J. 

93^ Gale, A. K. 

93c H. J. 

93c Gange, F. W. 

73c O. W. 

74c Gardiner, C. D. 

8g^ Gardner, A. H. R 

92a Garsia, C. J. 

72« Gash, P. R. F. 

75fl Gasson, H. V. 

ySa Geard, W. L. 

73^ Gerard, L. G. R. 

y6a Gibbon, A. F. V. 

82^ Gibson, W. E. 

ygb Gideon, G. V. M. 

ygb Gielgud, V. 

846 Gilbert, J. F. S. 

75« R. G. 

76c Gilby, E. 

81b Gilchrist, W. F. 

81C R. C. 

82^; Giles, A. 

855 Gillespie, R. St. J. 

88^ W. R. B. 

y2b F. M. 

85c Gipps, W. H. B. 

85c Godfrey, F. E. 

726 G. E. 

83^ M. 

93« Goodbody, L. W. 

863 Goodwin, H. H. 

886 P. M. 

8yc Gordon, A. S. 

73& M. 

y8a Gore, R. C. 

726 Gosselin, C. le M 

y2b W. de F. 

79c G. St. L. H. 

74« Goulden, J. J. 



Entered. 
1875^ 

y6a 
726 

y2c 

7bc 
ygb 

ygb 

88a 
y2a 
81c 
82a 
y6c 
g2a 
g2c 
81b 
80c 
8y 
8^c 
776 
yyb 
86c 
gib 
gib 
72c 
88h 
88b 
88c 
78c 
74a 
86^> 
866 

93^ 

yic 

73« 

82c 

86b 
ygb 
g2c 
g2c 

93« 
846 



156 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



Name. Entered. 

Goulden, R. R. ... 1887c 

— ^A. A. ... 88c 

Graham, A. D. ... 88a 

Grant, F. D. ... ^2c 

E. H. ... g2& 

Granville, R. K. ... 87c 

Green, R. H. M. ... 76c 

A. A. ... 88& 

J. E. ... 88c 

— L. W. ... 89^ 

Greenfield, ... 73c 

H. ... 77c 

Greig, M. J. ... ' 766 

J. C. H. ... 79a 

A. A. ... 82c 

Griffin, W. ... 73a 

Griffith, W. Meyer 90c 

Griffiths, W. W. G. , 78c 

Grover, E. B. ... 93a 

H. M. G. ... 93« 

Guimaraens, G. P. 93a 

Gunter, F. E. ... 82c 

A. H. ... 82c 

E. E. ... 84c 

Habgood, A. H. ... 93c 

Hackman, H. R. ... 77c 

W. F. ... 86c 

Hadlow, W. F. ... 84c 

Hall, T. R 72c 

C. B. ... ... 76a 

A. E 78^ 

E. C 78^ 

H. D. ... %^h 

Hambrook, ... 73a 

Hamilton, E. F. T. 84^ 

W.J. K. ... 88c 

R. C. ... ... 9ifl 

Hammond, H. S, ... goh 

Hand, F. H. ... 89a 

Hanlon, A. P. ... 90c 

Hannam, W. A. ... 85c 

R. W. ... 85c 

Happe, L. W. A. ... 84a 
O. H. ... 86c 



Name. 

Happe, W. F. 
Hards, A. W. 
Hardy, A. F. 

E. W. 

Harries 
Harrington, F. M, 

T. F 

Harris, G. T.J . 
Harrison, C. E. 

E. V. 

Hart, A. 

P. T. 

A. H S. 

Hartopp. F. G. C. 
Harvey, C. B. 

A. W. 

P. R. de Y. . 

Haslam, H. C. 
A. F. 



Hawes, E. M-. 

Hawkins, J. C. McL. 

R. L. McL.... 

W. F. McL.... 

C E. 

D. McL. 

Hawtayne, J. F. ... 

— w. c. c. 

Hayes, W. 
Hayter, R. J. F. ... 
Hayward, VV. H. ... 

C.J. 

Hearn, F. G. P. ... 

S. T. 

CM. 

Henderson, H. B... 

C. 

R. M. 

Henry, H. S. 
Herring, W. A. W. 

E.G. 

Herve, L. 
Hetherington, B. T. 

W. B. 

Hewett, J. W. 



Entered. 

. 1888^' 

74& 

89a 
81^ 

goa 
93& 

j6b 
79c 
82^ 
gob 
87c 
gob 
93« 
83c 
86c 

93^ 

78^ 

78?^ 
86c 
86c 
87c 

75^ 
76c 

86c 

87b 

78a 

90C 

83b 

84& 

87& 

77& 

82a 

90C 

88a 

75& 
93^ 

86c 

82c 
84a 
79c 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



157 



Name. 

Hewlings, H. I. 
Heywood, C. F. 

T. 

Heywood-Smith, W 
Hickman, H. R. B 

P. D. 

Hide, H. C. 
Higginson, A. F. 

P. F. 

Hight, W. W. 
Hill, F. C. 

R. R. 

Hills, E. H. 

C. 

W. E. 

H. J. 

Hilton, C. G. S. 
Hiscox, H. 
Hoare, P. H. V. 
Hobday, L. 
Hodges, R. W. 
Hogben, W. L. 
Hogg, A. R. 
Holden, J. R. 

TT TT 

Holder^ H. J. V. S 
Holmes, E. L. 
Hornblower, G. D 

J.S. 

Horrex, T. A. G. 
Horsley, J. A. B. 
Hoseason, C. de C 
Hoult, W. 



Hounsfield, F. C. 

A. G. 

How, F. F. L. 

W. M. 

Howell, H. W. L 
Hughes, F. T. C. 

CM. C. 

A. F. T. 

Hulke, S. B. 
W. B. 



Entered. 
1890C 
82c 
82c 
87c 
89a 
90c 
84^; 
72c 
72c 
81C 
916 
91& 
80c 
82a 
85a 
94a 
89c 
77c 
84c 
88a 
896 
74a 
88a 
896 
906 
87c 
80c 
77c 
77c 
77& 
88c 
83c 
72c 

73^ 
90c 

90c 

87a 
87a 
89a 
81C 
81C 
91& 
81C 
84a 



L. 



Name. 
Hunt. E. 
Hunt, R. W. 

B. A. 

V. R. 

W. R. 

V. B. 

Hunter, R. J. 

L. C. 

A. S. 

Hutcheson, C. 
Hutchinson, C. 
G.T. 



H. 



Ibbetson, C. H. B. 

M. E. L. ... 

CO 

Igglesden, B. A. ... 
Iron, J. 
Irvine 
Isaac, C P. 

Jackson, M. C 

A. H 

R. W. 

S. C 

B 

Jacob, W 

X 

James, R. ... 
Jefferies, W. A. R. 
Jeffery, T. M. 

J-L 

w 

J emniett- Browne, C 

A. B 

Jenney, G. W. 
Johnson 
Johnston, J. 

G 

Jones, Jonas 
Joseph, W.,.. 

Kauntze, E. E. 
C R. 



Entered. 

. 1878c 
78c 
795 
82c 
85^ 
86c 
81C 
856 
88& 
8sb 
77a 
92c 

816 
8ib 
86b 

75« 

73^ 

73^ 
87^ 

75^ 
78c 

78c 

gic 

93^ 

78c 

78c 
846 
78c 
88a 
88a 
goa 
B. 83& 
83b 
77c 

80a 
84c 

7¥ 
79a 

77h 
776 



13^ 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



Nanu. 

Keelin?. J. W. H.., 

G". B 

H. V 

Kellnian, J. 

J. C 

KeUy, G. R. 
Kennedy, J. R. G.. 
Kennett, A. A. F... 
Kent, E. C. 
Kerr, J. I. ... 
C C 

v^ > v> • • • • • ■ 



C 

Killick.W." H. .'. 

C. R 

T. ... 

G. L.B. 

A 

F. H 

A. W. 

King, J. E. D. .. 
Kingsford, P. E. .. 

I\.m J • . . . • . 

Kingsnorth, A. 
Kinnell, A. S. 

- — A 

Kirby, M. W. 
Knocker, C, Mc^I. 
R. E. 

T C 

A. G. 

A. deB. 

W. E. 

Koek Koek, W. .. 

F 

Koettlitz, M. 
R. 

R. 

Lacroix, G. 
Lamb, P. M. 
A. R 



Entered. 

. 1879a 
79a 
816 
786 
786 

. 85. 

. S5C 
79a 
goc 
74fl 
74a 
746 
836 

■ S7. 
72a 
726 

76a 
786 
846 
856 
74a 

75c 
896 
896 
82a 

73c 
81G 
846 
86c 
87c 
925 
86c 
86c 
73c 
73c 
75b 
77c 

73« 

776 
82c 



Name. 

Lamb, W 

A. McC. 

Lane, A. P. 
Langdon-Da\-ies, \\ 



Langley, R. H. 
La Roye, E. 
Laughton, H. F. ... 

E.H 

Laurie, A. C. 

E.H 

Law, M. A. F, 
Lawson, A. E. 

H. E 

R. H.... 

H. B 

C. B 

Lea, D. H 

Learoyd, S. B. 

R. B 

Lee, E. B. ... 

J-B 

A. H 

W. S. 

Leicester, P. F. F. 

B 

Leishman, J. T. C. 
A F 

Leith 



H. H. 



Lemmon, E. W. 
Le ]Mesurier, E. 
Lenon, A. F. 
Leveaux, F 
Le^-y, W. .. 

E. L. ... 

R. S. ... 

Lewis, L C. 
Lighlfoot, T. W 
Linton, H. D. 
Lister, W. K. 
Lithgow, E. M, 

J.D.... 

Little, H. L. 



J. E. 



Entered. 

18836 

83J 

89/7 

■. 83^ 
836 
86c 
72a 
84a 
86^> 
8ifl 
846 

73<^- 
79c 

79c 

82fl 

84fl 
846 

93^ 
846 

85a 

81C 

81C 

846 

84^ 

76c 

76c 

76c 

79c 

81& 

88r 

84/1 

79« 

88c 

92« 

826 

85^ 
86c 
goc 
80& 

79« 
gob 

87c 

87c 

94a 



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159 



Name. 
Littlewood, F. 

S. R 

Livermore, E. G. .. 

Llev.-eU)Ti,' W. L.'! 

A. H. LI. .. 

Lloyd. C. E. 
Locke, A. W. 
Logan, L. S. 
Long, C. T. 
W 

F-J 

S. G. H. 



Loring, R, W. 

Louis, F. B 

Lovegrove, A. C. A 

Lovell, H. A. N. de 

Lucas, 

Ludlow, E. H. 
p F 

Lyail, K. D. 
L\-nham, F. C. 
-^H. J 



MacDougall, D. ... 
Maciver, 
Mackenzie, H. J. ... 

■- D. F 

Macquoid, C. E. ... 

P. M.T. 

R. T. H. 86(0 

Madden, S. F. 
Mahony, F. H. 
Mann, T. E. 
ManveU, A. E. W. 

A. B 

MarshaU, C. W. L. 
Martin, F. ... 
Margin, B. W. F.... 

Mason. C 

A 

]Matheson, E. G. 



J- 



Matthews,. 



Entered. 

. i886r 
87s 

93^ 

93<^ 

93^ 

93^ 
83c 

82Z> 

91a 
73<^ 

ySb 
82c 

94^ 

Sjb 

■j6a 

73« 

78c 

84c 

75^ 
gia 

gib 



81c 
83c 

93^ 
93« 
82c 

8sa 
and gob 

93c 

8sa 

76c 
80c 
83c 
85c 
72c 

77& 

77« 

89^> 

jgb 
73^ 



Name. 

Matthews, A. D. 
Maturin, J. W. 

A. E. 

Maugham, CO. 

F. H. ... 

H. X.... 



H 



Entered. 

1878a 

86c 

86c 



Maves, H. F. 

^A. E 

May hew, C. J. 
Mayo, W. C. 
McClure, A. 

R. S. ... 

^S 

McGoveme, H, 
McHarg, S. 
McKean, A. E. ... 
Mead, A. G. 
Meadows, X. W. W. 
MeUis, A. R. 

Mellor, J 

S 

c 

Messenger, W. T,... 
Middleton, R. M. ... 

S. D 

G. H. G. ... 

E. G. C. G. ... 

H. K. 

MiUer, H. A. B. ... 

Mills, E 

Milson, E, H. 
Moon, F. D. 
Moore, E. Du P. H. 

C. C. DuP.... 

Morton, J. R. 

-H. H 

Mosse, C. S. Forbes- 
MuUigan, M. B. ... 

J. B. G. 

Murray, L. L. 

Murton, C 

G 

^lusgrave. R. R. ... 
H. A. F. 



77c 
77c 
8oa 
84^* 
79c 
84/1 
92c 
94fl 
94^ 
gia 
92c 

77^- 
8-jb 

93^^ 
90C 

90c 

goc 

goa 

79c 

82c 

91C 

91C 

93« 
90?» 

72c 

8ia 

yya 

68a 

8ga 

71C 

71C 

766 

89c 

91c 

87c 

72a 

72a 

8ic 

82c 



i6o 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



Name. Entered. 

Nanson, G. A. ... 1890c 

Nathan, G. ... 89a 

Neumann, C. W. ... 91c 

Newcome, H. W.... 87a 

G. ... 87^ 

Newington, F. de B. 74^ 

Newport. A. C. ... 89a 

Newton, — ... 75^ 

Nix, S. ... 92^ 

Nockolds, S. ... 89c 

Norcott, W. A. D.... 86c 

Norman, A. H. ... 93^ 

Norris, R. ... T^h 

F. B. ... 78^ 

Norton, G. J. F. ... 78^ 
F. M.W. C... 78c 

Oakes, A. J. ... 74^ 
G. W. ... 80a 

P. H. ... 84a 

O'Brien, A. J. ... 82^ 
E. ... 82& 

■ M. C. ... 82c 

Offilvie, F. F. ... 82c 

__ D. ... 86c 

T. E. ... 86c 

01drey,C. P. ... 88& 

Ommanney, F. C... 84c 

Onslow, C. C. ... 84c 

O'Neil, ... 81& 

O'Neill, J. C. ... 88c 

Ormond, E. D. ... 73^ 

Ormond, ... 74^ 

H. V. S. ... 79^ 

Ormrod, E. P. ... 92c 

Orr, S. E. ... 78c 

J.B. ... 83a 

Osborn, G. ... T^-c 

^ A. F. ... 74^ 

F. A. ... 76^ 

Overell, P. W. ... ' 90& 



Packer, R. G. ... 76a 



Name. Entered. 

Page, G. ... 1871C 

V. ... 82& 

Pain, R. A. U. ... 74^ 

N. F. H. ... 74^ 

A. ... 75^ 

E. E. ... 75c 

A. C. ... 81C 

Palmer, G. W. ... 79^ 

F. C. ... 83& 

Parker, M. ... 71^ 

Parsons, C. C. ... 8ia 

C. ... 826 

F.N. ... 91^ 

Partridge, E. C. ... 83c 

Passingham, R. T. 82a 

Patey, G. E. R. ... 886 

W. M. ... 92« 

P. E. H. ... 92^ 

Paxton, G. ... T^c 

Pears, H. E. S. ... 83a 

Pearson, W. B. ... 846 

Penfold, H. M. ... 87a 

Perceval, S. R. S.... 8oc 

Perry, C. E. ... ^^h 

Persse, W. A. ... 75^ 

Phillips, P. J. ... 87c 

E. P. B. ... 9T-C 

Philpott, A. H. ... 77& 

Phipps, R. ... 8oa 

Pierce, W. J. ... 8ic 

Pike, C. B. ... 78& 

H. B. ... 84a 

H. L. . ... 89a 

Pitcher, H. H. ... 8irt 

Plant, W.T. ... 90« 

Plmiimer, V. ...- 92a 

Plunkett, A. W. V. 82^ 

E. A. ... 82fl 

Podevin, G. S. ... 93^ 

Polak, J. ... 73^ 

S. S. ... 77^ 

Poncia, J. M. A, ... 71c 

Ponsford, P. R. ... 8oc 

Pooley, W. R. ... 93^ 



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I6l 



Name. Entered 

Pooley, J. A. S. ... 1893^ 

A. M. ... 936 

Pott, A. D. R. ... ysa 

f'oulter, A. J. ... 73a 

F. T. ... 74a 

H. ... 74c 

Powell, J. F. ... 94« 

Power, F. T. ... 83^ 

Pownall, F. D. ... 78^ 
Praetorius, A.C.W.E. 92c 

Prebble, P. ... 74^ 

Prendergast, C. M... 80c 

Prescott, W. T. ... 74^ 

Prime, C. J. ... 756 

F. H. ... 8gb 

Pryor, J. W. ... 71c 
E. T. ... J2a 

Raikes, A. H. ... 72^ 

A. E 78c 

E. P. ... ... yga 

Ralph, C. H. D. ... 74c 

Ramsbotham, E. R. 88a 

Rathbone, H. ... 86^^ 

Raven, P. J. ... 826 

Rawes, L. ... ... 866 

S 866 

D. ... ... 916 

Reed, T. ... ... 756 

Rees, G. ... ... 72c 

Reidpath, J. G. S. gia 

Revy, F. C. ... 88c 

Rewse, H. B. W. S. 90^1 

Ricci, E. da C. ... 85a 

Richards, E. D. G. 8oc 

Richardson, E. P.... 71c 

A. J. ... ... yic 

A. W. ... 746 

Ricketts, L. H. ... 83c 

G. E. ... ... 83c 

C. D. ... ... 83c 

Ridley, F yga 

E. H yga 

Roberts, H. P. W. 84c 



Name. 

Roberts, C. M. P... 
Robins, W.R. 
Robinson, F. 
W. ... 

/i.» J--'* ••• «< 

H.W... .. 

' v-/» i-^» J3« •« 

A. P. 

H 

S. C. H. .. 

B 

Rolfe 

Romney, H. R. 
Rose, A. R. de B. ., 
Ross, F. W. F. .. 

H. L.... 

Routledge, E. B. .. 
Rowan, M. G. 
Rowland, T. C. .. 

XI. • x\ • • • • • • 

Ruble, J. L. 
W. E. 

Sadleir, T. U. 
Salmon, J. H.^ 
Sanderson, P. R. .. 
Sangster, A. B. 

D. K 

Sargant, W. E. .. 



Sarson, M. J. 
Satchell, A. W. ... 

E. W. 

Satow, N. L. 
Saunders, E. H. ... 

V.-» • XjL • • • • 

Savile, A. R. C. ... 
Sawyer, E. W. 
Scammell, B. P. T. 
Schneider, E. 
Schofield, R. R. ... 
Schon, E. A. 
Sclater, P. H. 
Scorer, E. S. 



Entered. 

1 8936 
89c 

74c 
'j6a 
76c 
85c 
876 
876 
876 
896 

93c 

ySa 

73^ 
90c 

826 

87c 

94a 

77c 

766 

yga 

yic 

y2a 

' 93« 

85a 
776 
83c 
76c 
80a 
916 
82a 
88c 

93& 
90c 

90c 

88^ 

88c 

93& 
87c 

846 

87c 

77^ 
g2c 

M 



I §2 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



Name. 

Scott, F. T. H. 

W. H. 

D.J. 

Sharpe, O. 
Shaw, G. R. 

E. W. 

Sheather, C. H. . 

■ xi. X-/» ..• 

Shepherd, E. W. . 

C. E 

Sheppard, T. W. ., 
Sherman 

P. F. de la F. 

Sherren, A. O. 

H. G. 

Shervinton, T. R. 
Shewell, G. L. F.. 

A. M. M. . 

Shortridge, W. L 
Simons, W. A. 
Simpson, F. C. 

W. H. 

F. S. ... 

Sladden, L. C. 
Sly, VV. C... 
Smart, D. C. 

G. H.... 

Smith, J. F. 

F. S. 

T. S. 




Sneller, A. J. 
Spalding, A. J. W. 
Sparke, C. E. 



Entered. Name. 

. 1874^ Sparke, H. E. 

78^ Spearing, W. Y. 

79c Spencer, F. E. 

78^ Spragge, F. A. G. 

80^ Stace, H. W. 

82^ Stanbrough, G. A. 

93c Stanley, J. C. 

93c Stansfeld, C. G. 

74^ Starck, C. O. E. 

89c Stevenson, H. T. 

goa Stewart, D. W. 

73c A. T. 

82& St. John, H. B. 

92^ Stoer, C. F. 

92a H. T. 

M. 75« Stone, R. J. 

^10 Strachan, W. 

93« Streatfeild, K. R. 

86c G. 

77a Strode, L. E. M. 

83c Stuart, H. G. 

... 89. J. 

89c Sudlow, E. 

82Z) J. 

826 F. ■ 

78^ Swainston, 

93^ J-P- 

77a A. 

78^ Swanston, F. J. 

78a H. O. 

78^ Swann, F. E. 

79& A. H. 

79c Swift, R. M. P. 

816 Symonds, A. P. 

85c L. F. 

85c 

86a Tait, C. 

88a J. M. G. 

90a Talbot, A. M. 

92c Taylor, G. J. A. 

93c Tennant, B. N. 

86a S. L. 

79a F. 

88a Thomas, W. H. 



Entered. 

1893& 
83c 
94a 
80& 
90a 
77c 
76a 
88c 
92c 

82& 

86a 

89a 

75c 

77^ 
94a 

76a 

77a 

85c 

88i 

72a 

75^ 
78a 

78a 

80c 

76a 

76c 

77c 

76a 

84c 

78a 

82c 

74a 

80a 

82& 

79c 

84c 
82a 
89c 
84a 
goa 
926 
82c 



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163 



Name. 
Thomas, H. M. 

A. G. 

B. W. 

P. 

Thompson, R. W. 

A. E. 

E. H. 

E. C. 

J. W. 

H. M. 

Thomson, E. D. 
. Thorn e, Y. 
Thorpe, H. W. 

C.J. 

Thors, S. 
Tillard, H. P. 

A. B. 

Todd, C. W. 
Tomlin, 
Tordiflfe, F. M. 
Torrance, A. F. , 
Tottenham, R. L. 
Toufexis, T. S. 
Tower, D. E. 

W. E. 

Towse, C. H 
Trafford, R. W. , 

W. L. 

Travers, G. D. 
Tribe, J. C. 

W. F. 

Tucker, W. H. 
Tuckett, C. P. 
Tulloch, A, A. G. , 

T. G. 

— J. B. G. 
Tunstall, E. W. , 
Turnbull. P. A.^ , 
Turner, R. F. 

B. A. 

F. M. 

Tweedie, M. C. 

J. L. F. 

F. F. 



Entered. Name. 

. 1884c Vandeleur, T. P. ... 

87^ Vaughan, G. A. ... 

91a Vesey, H. C. 

93^ W. 

76^ Vickery, G. A. 

76c Vipan, R. C. H. ... 

76c 

78c Waddell, M. G. ... 

90C Waddington, E. W. 

g2« Waller (Shepherd), 

88c B.G 

886 Walker, A. G. R.... 

d>ba E. P 

86^ L. R. G. 

74c J. A 

'j2a J. H. 

84^ G. R. 

92c E. C. H. 

' / 3 y^t o» • • • 

goc J. B. 

92^ Warburton, G. 

81C H. G 

77c P. B 

83c Ward,]. C. 

84c V. L 

82^ __0. R 

906 Waterhouse, C. W. 

gob E. H. 

72^ Watson, R. A. L. ... 

87^ J. D. L. 

87^; H. E. S. 

88c Watts, H. S. 

89a S. L 

806 Webb, A. J. 

80& Welch, W.S." 

85^ Wellesley, H. A. ... 

73c C. G. 

82c Wells, W 

88& Welsford, A. G. ... 

896 Welsh, J. D. 

90^ Westropp, F. M. ... 

8m A. S. A. 

^a Wetherall, A. G. M. 

89a P. S. B. 



Entered. 

1894a 

80c 

79& 

82c 

83a 

g2c 
88c 

84^ 

yic 

yjc 

84c 

86a 

88b, 

8ga 

8gc 

goa 

93^ 
77a 

ygb 

80a 

76a 

82c 

82c 

75^ 
78c 

y8c 

86c 

goa 

g2c 

74a 

73^ 

81C 

81C 
71c 
80c 
77a 
85b 
85b 
yya 
yya 



M — 2 



164 



DOVER COLLEGE REGISTER. 



Name. 

Wetherall. C. D 
White, A. ... 
Whitlock, T. H. 
Whittingham, F. S 
Whitton, P. 
Whylock, J. G. H 
Whyte, C. A. J. 

H. ... 

A. ... 

Wickham, E. T. E. 
Wilbe, C. F. 
Wilkin, R.... 

L. ... 

Williams, A. M. 

. S. C. ... 

S.J. ... 

Williamson, H. J, 
Wilson, A. T. 

C. R 

C. E. 

Wiltshire, L. 
Wimberley, C. F. 
Winch, H. C. 
Winewiser, F. F. O 
Winnall, H. 
Winsloe, H. E. 

A. R. ... 

Withers, A. R. 



Entered. Name. Entered. 

. iSyya Withers, G. S. ... 1888c 

Sgc Wolstenholme, O. S. 83c 

ygb R. A 85^ 

83c C. R 856 

89c Wood, F. M. ... 77& 

ygb J. W. A. ... ' Sia 

88b -A 85^ 

88b Woodhouse, V. K. 87c 

gib Woodman, E. B. ... 8ia 

8ya ■ ^ L. W. ...- 8ia 

83c Woods, CM ... 94a 

806 Woodward, F. ... 88^> 

81c M. E. P. ... 87^ 

yic Woollett, N. E. ... 74c 

86c Worsfold, J. ... 72a 

86c E. W 83a 

80& H. H. " ... gob 

ysa Wright, B. A. ... 85c 

8sb J. F 88b 

85c R. R. H. ... 89& 

88c W. H. ... 93« 

79c Wyatt, F. O. ... 87^ 

94^ Wylde, H.... ... 80^ 

83a Wynter, H. T. ... 82c 

y8b 

88h Yeatts, C. S. ... 776 

88b Young, 8oc 

88c Youngman, G. A.... 756 



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